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Hello from Finland
103 posts · Started by Ankka · 26 Mar 2007
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Post 12 by baggieman,
#12Well, it can be earth's cycle or it don't be.. Unfortunately there seems to be connection between CO2 pollution and warming. We'll know much better in ten years was the warming caused by pollution. And then it might be too late to do anything for it.
If and when we'll speak of CO2, do not blame traffic, because at the moment traffic makes only 13% of that pollution globally. The biggest reason is farming, second factories.
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Post 26 by Joker,
#26I bought a black SD back in 2006 (fastest colour) and have enjoyed it ever since!
Best bike I have ever owned
Oh and many thanks to Plipton for letting me in here!
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Post 30 by Tachometer,
#30Plus, we're fickle.
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Post 37 by Colonel_Klinck,
#37And hello to all you "finnish language challenged" SD-people.
I've been reading this forum for a while, and finally registered.
I own a black '06 with akras and some other bits of kit. Oh, and with a bad battery
The weather is pretty good for this time of the year here in Finland, so let's keep the mileage running, shall we?
WROOOM!
Post 38 by Plipton,
#38
I already got some bits, ktm axle bobbins, R&G crash bobbins and R tail kit but that's about it for this season...
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Post 46 by indy84,
#46Decided to join the forums after few months browsing. I bought my first SD 2011 at January and I'm currently for the shop to deliver the new one for me. Previous ride was Kawasaki z750 for last few years so I'm waiting a quite big change for the power and handling of the bike.
Post 47 by Bert,
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#48Post 49 by hebeli,
#49I have SD '07 and a toaster . I'm relatively new with the bike, but I like it a lot.
Going to a road trip for 3600 km and should be done in a week...let's see how the "rear" take's it
Nice to bee here
Post 50 by KTM666,
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#51Did you do any mods to the toaster?
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#52Post 53 by indy84,
#53Post 54 by matt_black,
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#55Post 56 by nampus,
#56This bike is model 2009 which is registered in 2010.
It looked this when I bought it.

After this winter it looks like this.




Post 57 by JTT2,
#57Sorry my bad language...
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#61Post 62 by kirves,
#62I have allways had the need to go flat out with motorcycle from time to time. I dont know why.
Post 63 by Colonel_Klinck,
#63Post 64 by Sarasota_Steve,
#64Post 65 by Colonel_Klinck,
#65I´am from Finland, not yet SuperDuke R owner. Maybe in some day i will. I´am soo interested in this new 1290 Superduke R
Post 66 by websch,
#66If the 1290 is half as much fun as the 990 you will have a hell of a bike. I'd imagine it's as much fun and then some!
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#71Post 72 by DukeHD,
#72I just traded my 35000 km 2012 Honda CB1000R for the new Super Duke two weeks ago...
Hopefully I will get as much fun and problem-free kilometers with it as I did with the Honda!
After 2200 km with the SD, it's all great! Don't know how I can wait over the long and dark wintertime to get riding again...
Maybe doing some mods will help..? At least something has to be done to the exhaust, after my Honda, you have to check the tacho is it running!
Post 73 by jmann,
#73I too am headed for another long cold winter over here.
Post 74 by Miki,
#74I mostly understand your avatar insofar as you've had your clavical pinned. What's the row of little circular things? It looks like a pipe with metal reinforcing in it. A drain?
Regarding the winter - just remember the sun will always shine again
Post 75 by Sarasota_Steve,
#75Did same early spring traded CB1000R -12 to SDR. Honda is... Honda. Runs smooth no problems but bit boring. Weak suspension and breaks. Safety first bike
SDR sure you will meet some issues and drama. Think nature of this bike. But never get bored. Decat, sas off, akra map or pcv and some suspension setting then you'll have more excitement
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Post 78 by bic_bicknell,
#78Yes, the fuelling and exhaust will be my main aims for the winter mods... I wouldn't like to install PCV as I had to do with my Honda, I'm hoping to get the standard ECU adjusted... Hopefully that will be possible to do, at least at some point!
I'm actually still considering the various exhaust possibilities and hoping more alternatives will appear during wintertime... So far, there are only couple options that do IT for me..
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#81Post 82 by ma1290rky,
#82Here is couple after the first winter's mods:


Post 83 by websch,
#83Post 84 by Kotari,
#84First of all, great to be here. I have been reading this forum for a while and i decided that this is the place where i wanna share my KTM things to other people! I have KTM 1290 Super Duke R 2015, i bought it in june and i just love it!
SDR is the third motorcycle that I bought. The first was the Kawasaki ER-6n 2007 , the second was the Suzuki GSX-R 1000 K8. Summer is short and rainy here in Finland , but I would not let it bother my hobbies!
Here's my bike:

PS: My english is't very good and this is my first forum ever, so if i make mistakes, please be patient! I just hope that my photo will appear in the message..
Post 85 by Sarasota_Steve,
#85Sarasota_Steve
08 990 SDR
Post 86 by baggieman,
#86Nice looking bike and your English is far better than some who claim that its their 1st language
Post 87 by ktmguy,
#87Also congrats on figuring out how to post pictures on this site, great job!
Nice buy!
Post 88 by Kotari,
#88I need to use the Google translator in a little bit, because there are some words that I do not know how to write in English, but I guess the writing will become easier in time.
Post 89 by DribbleDuke,
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#90You and Mika Kallio have new bikes to learn.
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#92Post 93 by Austeniitti,
#93I picked up my '14 SDR about three weeks back. Been riding about 2000km on it and I've had a LOT of fun and I've not regretted once getting the Beast! Love it!

Cheers!
Post 94 by Scotty,
#94Make the most of your summer up there, I gather that it doesn't last very long....
Post 95 by Austeniitti,
#95How is driving in Finland, you got loads of twisties and nice roads?
Post 96 by Sarasota_Steve,
#96There are plenty of twisties and nice roads to go rip. Some might even have a good, solid asphalt with no splits and cracks. It's the ground frost that cracks the road surfaces on regular basis every year. Thus, some of the roads are in terrible condition.
Post 97 by DukeNukem999,
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#98Nice bike btw.
Post 99 by Sarasota_Steve,
#99Month ago i joined the KTM club. I changed my 2003 ZX-6R to Super duke 990 -12. The bike were like new, not any mods done.
Already got the cables to play with ecu and changed the smoothened -program. I read the official TuneEcu and map topics and got lot of information. Cheers for that!
Just got another stock slip-on and i will remove the cat and do a bit of modifications. Let see is it good or do i have to buy aftermarket exhaust (havent found one i like, price and looks).
Planning to buy motobox and tune the bike when i can afford. Found a tuner from my area who can tune by TuneEcu!
Br,
Jouni
Post 100 by Scotty,
#100Welcome in! Sounds like you've found a fantastic bike and know what to do with it
Go on, get some pics up
Post 101 by Aphex,
#101It's been long time since i have visited here the last time. Great to see that things have not changed around here. I had some rough time with my SDR just 3weeks ago. I totalled the bike, but i got only couple bruises and really annoying back pain. I'm glad that my insurance-company worked everything really well and fast. So, now i'm waiting to get my new bike from the dealer. I'm gonna buy one of the demo-bikes from the same dealer that i bought my other SDR. I'm aiming for the 2017 Super Duke R. I will hit you guys with a picture and details of the bike when i get it home.
Cheers,
-Kotari-
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Post 103 by Kotari,
#103https://www.dropbox.com/s/gn5sv4nmzku7m ... 8.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1oo2nqbtrqi3b ... 4.jpg?dl=0
Here's a list what parts i have for it:
Already installed KTM tail tidy, tank cover stickers, decail-kit, Track-pack and performance-pack. I made a deal with insurance-company that i can keep all my power parts etc from the old bike. Sooo, i also have Rottweiler intake + sas-removal + Power commander V + autotune AT300 + power part ergo seats + MIVV exhaust silencer waiting for install.
I think 2015 SDR does have little bit different de-cat than this 2017? I have Bodis racing de-cat but i'm pretty sure i have to buy a new one for this little beast right here.
What do you think should i have Akrapovic-map installed to the ecu or just get my Power commander adjusted by local dynojet-dude if i hit my intake kit etc to the bike?
-Kotari-