Buddy absolutely loves his.
Buddy absolutely loves his.
Maybe they should, but they don't. Used TWs around here are going for just a couple hundred buck less than a new one. Stupid high demand, and low supply. New ones are down to $4,800. A couple years ago they were $5,600.A new KLR, TW, or DS should pretty much have an MSRP of @ $25 bucks by now.
OOooohhh Aaaahhh Very prettyI bet it doesn't really have 11cc more than this one.
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This was a 2011 990 for $7500.A really late 990 ADV isn't a bad bet. The nice ones I see for sale are at or over $10,000 and there are some new small ADV bikes similarly priced.
That looks great.
Enough horsepower, relatively low in weight, minimal electronic doo-dads.
That particular Italian girl makes me feel all funny "down there", been lusting after one since they first hit the market.Test rode this today.
I liked it way better than the street version that I rode a couple months ago. Didn't even feel like the same comparable bike at all.
Way smoother and very fun to ride.
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100 hp...and 75 lbs of torque, it would not be "a beast" for me... surely the sensations of "beast" and acceleration, that it transmits, is due to its short final ratioThe over all power difference was really apparent compared to the Tenere. Must be that born to race motto. The 890/901 engine is a beast. Even with not going over 6k rpm, the engine was crisp and tight. It should be, being brand new.
You found a 890 Adventure (non-R) that had a windshield? The screen with the hole in the middle of it? I've been watching for those to show up, and so far have never seen anyone posting a picture of actually having it.I did not like the so called windshields on either one. It was like not having one at all.
I got to ride one and really liked a lot about it. The seating position was great and the lighter weight and engine were a lot of fun but in the end I was twisting the throttle and wanting more power.Test rode this today.
I liked it way better than the street version that I rode a couple months ago. Didn't even feel like the same comparable bike at all.
Way smoother and very fun to ride.
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A MG makes a great second bike (or third, or fourth).Way smoother and very fun to ride.
I would second what Checkswrecks said.That particular Italian girl makes me feel all funny "down there", been lusting after one since they first hit the market.
What did you think of it?