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Is that in French?? Holy Crap????
LOL
Someone should have looked at the date of the original post
Is that in French?? Holy Crap????
The last review wasn't me dude. And you might want to get your keyboard fixed...Stikes me Strange ??? You put on 450kms on your last bike , before it went up in flames !
As an ex Private Investigator for Insurance Companies , I look @ your posts with the utmost skeptism .
YET !!! You post how great this bike is ??? Was'nt you're last bike this great @ the beginning ... BEFORE IT WENT UP IN FLAMES ???
As a photographer I had to document many accidents and Investigate the ones my Boss figured were just too wierd to EXPLAIN .
Two days before "this happened to me today" .you posted "stalling" , NEXT !!! you're up in flames !!!
DON'T THINK DUCATI , ICBC , CANADA TRANSPORT are not looking at you .
How come you're POSTING WITH THE EXACT SAME MODEL BIKE , with less kms ???
STRIKES ME STRANGE !!!
Interesting indeed Wilkson. I wonder if the difference is drastic between the 1199 and 1299, as I was most definitely comparing it to my 1199R. I found them so different in character, with the v4 so much easier to ride. I do prefer the feedback on the 1199r though, but I haven't pushed the v4 enough to compare fairly.Interesring to read your review as I'm not recalling the same love . I have done approx 200 km on the bike so far and I'm not feeling the same love as I felt for the previous bike most certainly the 1299 .
The torque is missing which I suspected but if you don't have the pinned it's really not that exciting while the 1299 was just a fun bike .
I feel the riding position is a little more severe the previous bike sat s little "flatter " with less pressure on the wrist .
The tank has nice shape good to lock in knees and elbows but I definitely don't feel quicker .
Nice to see the air hitter now has easy access for a simpler change looking forward to receiving my exhaust and doing some suspension work .
Having never ridden a v4, is it a noticeable difference to an inline 4 from the seat? I'm all for evolution, but I agree one thing that has always made me smile is just how different the duc twins feel after riding my s1000. The s1000 is honestly everything I could ever ask of a bike......its perfect.......almost too much in that the ride is kind d of boring. The ducs I have had have always lacked in every dept aside from looks, but they are just so involving and fun to ride its intoxicating. Does the new v4 feel that way or is it getting too similar to the run of the mill offerings out there from other brands?