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By *ust Rachel OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

I am looking at getting back into biking again.

I was looking at getting an Adventure bike, I am looking more at the secondhand market rather than new. I am mainly doing long journeys, and not going off road.

Any suggestions which bikes to consider?

I have been looking at the big BMW GS, Africa Twin, Triumph Tiger, I am on the fence about the Kwak Versys.

The only this putting me off the BMW is the shaft drive, purely as I have never ridden a bike with.it on. Is it better than a chain drive.

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By *eleeds2005Man
over a year ago

Haworth

I have an RT. I loooked at alsorts when I was looking for a touring bike, I tried GS's, Multistrada, Versys etc. I can honestly say you won't beat the RT, it's the perfect bike for touring. I go out with mates on all the others and I can leave them whenever I want .... it really isn't a slouch I can assure you. As for the shaft drive, it's great, works fine for me and no oily chain to worry about.

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By *hocksandmissusCouple
over a year ago

Chester-ish

I have the Triumph Tiger and have to say that to is a great bike maybe not quite as fast top end as the big BMWs but is lighter and i personally find it and easier ride.

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By *ust Rachel OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

I am looking for comfort on long rides, not after fast bikes.

I have also being looking at the maintenance costs, and as must as my heart says Ducati, the purse string says not a chance.

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By *laymateforoldMan
over a year ago

runcorn

I was looking at the versy, but I just felt to low on it great bike thou

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By *i-Guy-75Man
over a year ago

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Don’t let shaft drive out you off, I got my fist shaft drive 2 years ago and love it, rides smooth and no oiling and adjusting chain to worry about on long tours

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I love my adventure bikes.

Lots of bikes I’d buy ahead of the GS ( personal preference ) but shaft drive is far more reliable than chain.

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By *ust Rachel OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"Don’t let shaft drive out you off, I got my fist shaft drive 2 years ago and love it, rides smooth and no oiling and adjusting chain to worry about on long tours "

What about maintenance?

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By *wb guyMan
over a year ago

between leatherhead and woking

I have a Triumph Tiger 900 rally pro and have to say I can’t fault it, had everything you need including a heated seat and for good money, only bike I’d change it for would be the new BMW F900 GS adventure they have just brought out but looking at more money and doesn’t warm my bum lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have the aprilia tuareg its lovely to ride more bloody gadgets than a space ship but cruse control that is bloody lovely.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Honda transalp absolutely brilliant bit higher easier to manoeuvre than my tracer 900 gt going to Holland Scotland twice this year and in March off to triumph Spain off trading on new 900 tiger see what they like

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By *lasgowfunnMan
over a year ago

paisley

Yamaha super tenere great bike and shaft driven

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