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 Phil_D Two Stroke Sniffer
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 r_o_b Derestricted Danger
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hello mate,
try this place if you're looking for ccm
www.ccmriders.co.uk
I ve been looking at the 404 or the DRZ..... from what ive found out the 404 is the lighter, quicker bike.
both should be okay for an occasional motorway run but if you're doing it every day then probably not |
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The CCM404 build quality isn't quite as good as the DRZ, but pretty much everything else is better. Biggest problem I had with mine was the big-end bearing going, which is a Suzuki part.
The 644 uses a Suzuki DR650 engine, while the 604 uses a more powerful but less reliable rotax engine.
The 644 can be taken off-road, but then I took my zx9 down a green lane a few weeks ago . On the scales they are pretty porky for a true dual-sport, though probably still lighter than a KLR.
The 644 only makes slightly more power than the 404, but I'm lead to believe it does handle distance a bit better.
Were it me, I'd be looking for a TE610 or a KTM LC4 (640) enduro.
If you could stretch your budget a little, might also be able to find a BMW G650 X-Challenge (which were going for £4k pre-reg last year!) |
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 JBurrows88 World Chat Champion

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and the DRZ 400 or the CCM 404 are capable of motorways..
Its not very comfy... but i've covered 300miles in a day on the drz (mostly on motorways) and found... apart from the wind over 60.. it was bare'able!
I also did few trips of 100-200 miles on the DRZ with a pillon down the motorway which was bit of a laugh...
My mate and i did a tour of Ireland (he was on drz)... He found it pretty damm good for touring.. we must have covered close to 800-900 miles in a week with somedays of no riding)
they not exactly a tourer, but they a workhorse and will take it with ease!
 ____________________ Dave
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 336 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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