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Which is the better open class dual-sport? Triumph? Benelli? Other make?
I'm replacing my 996, and don't want another 'pure' sports bike. But I do want something that can deliver somewhat of a high performance ride. I love the looks of the Benelli, but the closest dealer is about 400 miles away...that may be an issue. No comments please such as "can't your harley do that for ya?" 'cuz you already know the answer. That's not what i have it for...although the foot boards are scuffed up a little.
http://www.benelliamerica.net/bikes/tre_k.html
http://www.triumph.co.uk/usa/Tiger_5282.aspx
...or maybe john could build me one like this with a shovel in it?
6 Answers
- leftyjcwLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Triumph, best bike on the planet. Love my America!!!!! Rode Harley's for 20 years, now I ride Triumphs.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
The MV Agusta Brutale is not a dual sport.
The cheapest would be the Kawasaki KLR 650
If money is no option then I would go with the
BMW F800GS or any Dual sport BMW
Well you can get John to make you one but then H-D will be enevious and follow you all over, Embrassing.
- Tim DLv 71 decade ago
The off-road ability of both those bikes is limited, if you want a genuine dual-sport, take a look at KTM's Adventure 990 – better than both on- and off-road.
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- 1 decade ago
You should check this out before you buy anything.
Looks best in gray.
