Ducati MultiStrada 1200

Discussion in 'Moto Bellissima: All Other Dualsports' started by Paulvt1, Sep 10, 2008.

  1. Ramv

    Ramv Been here awhile

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    Just ordered my trail attacks. :freaky
  2. Sock Monkey

    Sock Monkey 99% bullshitter...the other 1% is just lies

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    Sweet!

    Report back how you like them once you get some miles on them. I LOVE the RA2's, and imagine the TA's will be equally good. :thumb

    -SM
  3. Cos

    Cos Re-Greekified

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    From personal experience...Aprilia had the brilliant notion of fitting a 180-55 on a 6 inch rim on the Dorsoduro. I never liked that. I always felt that i was running out of tire.

    That having been said, i have Trail Attacks on my 955 Tiger and they're essentially a Road Attack with a lot more tread.
  4. TuonoBiker

    TuonoBiker Long timer

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    My Tuono Factory had 6" rims and a stock 180 tire - never had any issues getting near the edge, but never felt like I was running out of tire. You need to get your arse off the seat, mate. ;)

    But I did like a 190 a bit better - especially the Dragon Supercorsa's. Seemed to slow down the turn-in, which was already really fast on a bike like the Tuono...

    It's crazy the number of tire choices we have - the shape/profile makes such a huge difference.

    My buddy runs Supercorsa's on his Multi and loves them...all 190's. He just bought a brand-new set of Roadsmart's I think...anxious to see how he likes them.
  5. Sideout

    Sideout Noob Adventurer

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  6. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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  7. KHVol

    KHVol Long timer

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  8. precarious

    precarious Been here awhile

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    A bargain Multi. I love it! I wonder what fuel capacity will be. Is 5 gallons too much to hope for?
  9. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    4.2 gallon according to the Ducati web site
  10. KHVol

    KHVol Long timer

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    It is basically a KTM 990 SMT..size weight, HP, etc...a bit sportier than the MS but also a bit less comfort...
  11. tonymorr

    tonymorr Malta,NY(Saratoga Spring)

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    4.2 gallons

    110 hp
    75.9 lb ft

    450 lbs wet weight
  12. precarious

    precarious Been here awhile

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  13. JNRobert

    JNRobert Breaking Wind

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    Nice although not enough to tempt me from my 1200. That new Hypermotard as a second bike though :tb

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  14. oalvarez

    oalvarez Resident Raggamuffin Supporter

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    more motorcycle, less motard.....i like it so far.
  15. Paulvt1

    Paulvt1 Long timer

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    Looks sweet.
  16. bingbong

    bingbong Long timer Supporter

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    Yum, love it.
  17. JNRobert

    JNRobert Breaking Wind

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    Doesn't it . . .


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  18. bingbong

    bingbong Long timer Supporter

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    Why do Ducati keep building bikes I need to own. It's most unfair......
  19. Paulvt1

    Paulvt1 Long timer

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    As a recent convert to the Bologna marque, i can only sit back and admire what they, KTM and BMW are doing. The show at Milan highlights that the big 4 are in terminal decline here in Yerp.
  20. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    yeah me too!! :clap