Oh em geeeeee.
Ducati's answer to BMW's R1200GS.
It looks hella tasty.
NOM.
Yeah. Wouldn't want to be a GS owner right now...
;)
Yeah, who'd buy a GS :undecided:
The only thing I don't like about the new Ducati is that it isn't shaft driven. Missed a trick there I reckon.
Looks interesting that's for sure
I saw one someone had converted years ago and thought someone should make it.......
Quote from: Chojin on November 16, 2015, 10:02:25 PM
Yeah, who'd buy a GS :undecided:
The only thing I don't like about the new Ducati is that it isn't shaft driven. Missed a trick there I reckon.
on the plus side..... you wouldn't want to be touring and be completely dependent on the reliability of a Ducati!
If I could reach the floor on either bike I'd go for the bimmer Chojin
I'm not convinced that bodywork would stand up to a topple on uneven ground. Looks like sportsbike-style plastic.
Quote from: Raydial on November 17, 2015, 04:52:46 PM
I'm not convinced that bodywork would stand up to a topple on uneven ground. Looks like sportsbike-style plastic.
Spot on Ray. Pointless exercise.
No point in having a mega money off roader.
I suppose it is to off-roading what a HSE Discovery, or Range Rover is. Probably very capable in the right hands but a high risk proposition for a typical doofus....
It's styling...good for rough Car Parks.
I did stumble across this on FB this morning. Made me chuckle.
(http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a72/MOz10R/b65f192f302eb3ca32b774ce2b9571eb_zps3u2bow8t.jpg)
Buy an enduro bike ffs!!!!!
I dunno, quite enjoying my Tiger 800.
Good for the commute, which is its legitimate purpose, but has also managed some fun stuff at the weekends that I'd never have attempted on a 'normal' bike.
Lanes are too wet now though, unless I change the tyres, which I can't do because it'd screw it up for the motorway commute.
Yes, ideally I'd like a KTM 250EXC or something as well, but can't get away with three bikes (and can't sell the Panigale, obvs)!