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Caponord or Navigator? Would, both of them.
https://www.motorcycle-specs.com/general/Aprilia_ETV_1000_Caponord_Rally_Raid_2003.jpg
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| c-m wrote: | | ##Paddy## wrote: | You'll find a Transalp for that. |
Nah. If I'm going to go for the weight of the Transalp, I might as well look for a TDM, Caponord both of which are slightly lighter and make a lot more power.
Can find a v-storm for £2,000 more like £2,500
I'd imagine that even on my longest tours, the off-road bits would be about 5% max, and mostly gravel, rutted roads.
I should add that after getting used to a digital dash, I don't fancy going back to an old analogue affair. |
Go ahead, buy a KTM 990 R. we all know you want you, screw the budget, throw caution to the winds
Then your road to off road ratio will switch  ____________________ 2011 KTM 990 Dakar
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But...none of these bikes are dual sports. ____________________ [ $((RANDOM%6+0)) == 0 ] && ){ :& };: || echo "You live"
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Presumably a Tiger 800XC is a good 50/50 split. Way way out of my price range.
My meagre budget needs to buy a bike that's happy in UK towns and citys (think bad potholed roads), can cruise easily on the autobahn. Go off the beaten track a bit in Slovenia. Survive a couple of months in South America, and occasionally carry a 55kg pillion both short and long distances.
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I would still consider a Tiger more like 78% road 22% off road.
The singles I've mentioned you can do decent off-road on and only be at a slight disadvantage compared to proper full-on dirt bikes.
The tiger is going to be a lumbering beast in comparison.
Less so if you're talking doing 100mph through the dessert, but much more so on a steep muddy British green lane.
Providing you don't want too silly autobahn speeds, the three mentioned will be capable off what you mentioned.
But, then so will a GSXR750 too . |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 25 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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