Nasher
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But only one at a time hence you ride a unicycle
But own many
I can actually ride 2 at once
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But only one at a time hence you ride a unicycle
But own many
I can actually ride 2 at once
Iโm happy with it and thatโs all that matters!It ainโt living with that kind of mileage, I did that in a month on my new bike.
Hi, the opening in my garage door measures 33โ wide and 45โ high. There is a couple of inches spare height wise when I put the bike in so could get away with say 43โ. I do have to remove the mirrors but thatโs only a 30 second job with a 14mm spanner. I do however have to give the bars a โwiggleโ to get them through the door. Again, you could give them a slightly bigger wiggle to get them through a slightly smaller gap.May I ask you on the dimensions of your Burstner garage door that you put the 390 in.
May look at one myself IF it will go in my garage (but itโs unlikely)
You're showing your age now!!
I thought I might have had to do that too but it fits with about 15mm to spare.If I put new tyres on my 999 the garage door wont close unless I angle the bike a little across the garage. It is a tight fit.
Ian
A half decent burnout should sort that!If I put new tyres on my 999 the garage door wont close unless I angle the bike a little across the garage. It is a tight fit.
Ian
Well I was wrong about the 790, I had a few problems in the first year and being on a 790/890 Facebook forum And reading about more horrendous problems convinced me to get rid of it when the 2 year warranty ran out. I sold it privately and bought a 1290 SDR, totally love it. The 790 was a bike I bought because the initial ride was good but once purchased realised it had limitations, whereas the SDR is a bike that delivers and a bike you just canโt stop looking at when you get off it. Just back a week ago from 2 months in Europe, running it in and riding it in various countries.What I'am trying to point out is what a bargain it is, keep it for a year or two and you will get your money back on it. By then the 790 will have been on the road for a year or so and any problems with it will be known by then. I love the 690,it is such a laugh in the twistys and a great bike to take with us in the motorhome due to it's light weight and upright riding position for sightseeing.
May I ask you on the dimensions of your Burstner garage door that you put the 390 in.
May look at one myself IF it will go in my garage (but itโs unlikely)
Yebbut they also had wooden brakes back then!You lot may scoff, but 43bhp was the output of my 1968 Triumph Trophy, considered by many, including me, to be a top bike at the time!
Gotta be the 1290 then Garry. ๐Right i have now sorted the method of transporting a bike with us....Now any advice would be welcome as i cant make my mind up on which bike.... I've narrowed my choice down to two...either 390 or 690 duke...the 390 is a bit smaller but the weight difference isn't a lot from what i can see... but I'm also 6'4,....I'm also used to big bikes previously...Yam Exup, Suz TLS 1000... to name two... will i find the 390 too underpowered ... it will be used in UK during summer mostly solo and taken with us in MH in Europe in Autumn/Spring...and also with wife as pillion when abroad.. any thoughts would be welcome..
Ok seriously, get the 690r. The 390 is uninspiring.Right i have now sorted the method of transporting a bike with us....Now any advice would be welcome as i cant make my mind up on which bike.... I've narrowed my choice down to two...either 390 or 690 duke...the 390 is a bit smaller but the weight difference isn't a lot from what i can see... but I'm also 6'4,....I'm also used to big bikes previously...Yam Exup, Suz TLS 1000... to name two... will i find the 390 too underpowered ... it will be used in UK during summer mostly solo and taken with us in MH in Europe in Autumn/Spring...and also with wife as pillion when abroad.. any thoughts would be welcome..
No way! The 390 is a hoot to ride. Not as ridiculously fast as my ninja 600 was but very nice to ride, I have a big smile on my face every time I get off it and it's a lot less likely to kill meThe 390 is uninspiring.
It's usually the other drivers that kill you...No way! The 390 is a hoot to ride. Not as ridiculously fast as my ninja 600 was but very nice to ride, I have a big smile on my face every time I get off it and it's a lot less likely to kill me
Yeah can very well be, but have you ever had your arse on a 100+ bhp bike? I'm going to plead the 5th ammendment nowIt's usually the other drivers that kill you...
Must admit that looks cutting edge and a hoot to ride but must remember my ageWell I was wrong about the 790, I had a few problems in the first year and being on a 790/890 Facebook forum And reading about more horrendous problems convinced me to get rid of it when the 2 year warranty ran out. I sold it privately and bought a 1290 SDR, totally love it. The 790 was a bike I bought because the initial ride was good but once purchased realised it had limitations, whereas the SDR is a bike that delivers and a bike you just canโt stop looking at when you get off it. Just back a week ago from 2 months in Europe, running it in and riding it in various countries. View attachment 441050View attachment 441050View attachment 441056
Err, yes, but my 911 felt a whole lot safer!Yeah can very well be, but have you ever had your arse on a 100+ bhp bike? I'm going to plead the 5th ammendment now
Nowhere to put your helmetSuzuki just won the MotoGP World Championship - so stop messing around & get yourself one of these:
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It's absolutely amazing
Read my earlier post re the 790.I think the 690 is discontinued, it was old, no LED lighting . If you can take the extra weight (20kg) the 790 is the one. It's a twin cylinder engine too so will run smoother.
Mmm not sure what you mean by old ....there are 2018 /19 updated models up for sale ..I think the 690 is discontinued, it was old, no LED lighting . If you can take the extra weight (20kg) the 790 is the one. It's a twin cylinder engine too so will run smoother.