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Things I learnt at the bike show

9 posts · Started by fleegal · 31 Oct 2006

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the only thing i learnt is that oberon have made a larger diameter bar end mirror that will look great on my superduke
i already own of theres from last year on the 950 sm and its brilliant if a little small so this will be perfect
trevor

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you guy's are so into the detail. Went to the KTM stand, thought to myself I own one of those and realised how lucky I was riding one home.

I like the new orange scheme with the black.

Post 9 by KTMax,

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I'll stick with the one I've got - I think the stylists have had too much time on that one

Is the tank range that much of an issue? Most of my rides are < 100 miles but I do some 160-180 rides. Just have to plan a bit more carefully - fill up at start, in the middle and at the end. The short break for petrol prevents a**e ache.

I bought a VFR shortly after getting the SD last Jan 'cos I had believed the press and thought ths SD wasn't practical. Mileage this year SD 6,500, VFR 1,900

Maybe I'm blinded by love but I reckon it's ultra-practical.

My ha'pennyworth
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