Adventure Bike Rider Forum

The 950/990 is still the king offroad , GS1200 and some other bikes will be superior tourers , the AT falls somewhere in between , nearly as good as the katoom offroad , this was expected but keep in mind that bikes can be modified so after weight loss , some suspension and engine work this thing will be very capable for a big bike .

this guy seems to like it

http://www.zabikers.co.za/2015/12/01/fi ... rica-twin/

redbikejohn wrote:I can scrape my boots on my tenere with a "skinny front wheel"

Yepp, I do that with my Transalp and it has knobblies on the front.

minkyhead wrote:this guy seems to like it ...

Interesting view on the DCT operation (thumbs) Could be interested if the bank manager would let me :whistle:

loudpedal wrote:Anyone know if the tyres are tube or tubeless?
Looks like tube type wheels to me.


Loudpedal

They're tubed wheels.

Loggy wrote:They're tubed wheels.

Sleepy wrote:

Loggy wrote:They're tubed wheels.

1+

http://www.adventurebikerider.com/index ... 6&maxH=417

That's a dissapointment.
My old 1985 XL600LM had tubeless. Must be down to money


Loudpedal

Loggy wrote:
They're tubed wheels.

(thumbs)

loudpedal wrote:That's a disappointment.
My old 1985 XL600LM had tubeless. Must be down to money

Maybe they wanted something, apart from the name, that is common to the old AT :dry:

Tubed tyres are a negative for me too.