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More than an hour of short video summary (!) of a few days spent with a friend in the Alps last summer between France and Italy. Some vids already posted here, this one is more complete with asphalt sections too. It's almost holidays somewhere... :cool:

Résumé (!) d'une balade Trail (1200XTZ et 1200XCA) dans les Alpes entre la France et l'Italie en Septembre 2019. Certains endroits ont déjà fait l'objet de v...

Endless argued theories always sounds good, but IMHO some real testing is more relevant to form a precise opinion, and as it's exactely what I've done, my own convictions are that it worx and that's it, but it is just a personal experience, I'm not a scientist guru. ... and BTW, does anyone...

Just to say, a properly reconditioned ST spoke rim with properly tightened spokesshould turn at least like this : I made mine with roughly one millimeter of alteration tolerance instead of the two millimeters given by the tech specs, I was a bit lucky on that one... :cool:

Too bad it is not in your country : https://www.leboncoin.fr/equipement_moto/1510869252.htm/

So you clearly are an engineer what it is true i'm not, and Wow ! what a huge background is yours ! ...and Wow the second ! you've had TWO bikes before !... o_O Ok you win, sry for all, I sincerely apologize.

Thanx, so is it "somewhat rough" or "rocky" dirt roads in the poll ?... :)

Personally, I've finally answered "Street/Highway And Somewhat Rough Dirt Roads" after hesitating with "Street/Highway And Rocky DIrt Roads", 'cause it seemed to correspond to the use I have of my bike (see video), but it is true that the "level of roughness" varies according to the estimate of...

I never said that I was a balance specialist, but if I posted a video claiming that I am, I would try to be as honest as possible on the word "balance", that's all ;)

Your front wheel is stuck in a hole, the same feat on a flat surface with the handlebars in neutral position would be much more difficult to hold :rolleyes:

Racing teams use racing motorcycles, stop here plz before becoming completely ridiculous.

Mmhh... not at all, O2 adjusting has never remapped a FI, sry. You didn't tried the PCV on your bike, so you don't really know what you're talking about, THAT is a simple fact.

... nobody except at least one ;)

A thousand percent agree, the lower gears are not suitable for off-road use nor lil' corners :( If someone think of something... :cool:

Brief summaries of some rides through the Alps between France and Italy with off-asphalt sections. Full videos links in descriptions.

From La Cayolle pass to La Bonette pass. Full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM4G_YjNwjw

From La Brigue to Monesi. Full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVukaocnMEk

From La Condamine to Crevoux. Full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O85L10kHMyE

From Pian Madama to Sampeyre pass. Full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PxyhoxF974

From Sampeyre pass to Valle Maira. Full video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CLA7q7SWkI