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For sure

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It is very bizarre

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No problem we ll do it again

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South Jersey

I used it as if it was a dirt bike for sure

@@HuseyinYazici1968 Yes, and with good result. The bike is a bit heavy, but has a good suspension and ground clearance.

@@uncletom1971 if you weigh around 175lbs suspension is ok but if you weigh around 210 lbs or 230 with the gears, suspension bottoms out. It is too soft. That’s why I bought thicker spring and after market suspension

Thanks man I appreciate that. I can’t wait to get better and ride with you guys again

I agree 100 percent. We all do poor choices 🙂

I don’t always sit down riding. But ok

I don’t know what makes you think I am trying to prove something. I had my KtM 500 for over a year. I bought my T700 for better ride on the road for long distance rides but at the same time trying to get as much off road as I can. If I can ride it on single trails I would. It’s not about proving something, it’s about improving and pushing my limits. Isn’t it how you get better.

@HuseyinYazici1968 Ok buddy....... just saying I have an 02 xr650r it's a bigger bike but I was able to whip it through tight fast stuff, when I got the crf 450x I then realized how much funner a smaller lighter quicker bike was.. As far as skill building goes I would say you are developing different skills on different bike.. so is one helping the other is the question.... anyway it's your ride not mine. 👍🤙

Yes mph 🙂

I am still having a lot of pain. It has happened like 8 days ago.

@@HuseyinYazici1968 hope your recover fast man

@@ev304 thank you

Aside from the low speed tip overs they ride like a big dirt bike... I have been riding off road for decades though 😂

Eh you can do it you just have to be very aware of the limitations and ride within them. There aren’t many plan B options when your bike takes 3 business days to stop / change course. I know plenty of guys who exclusively ride the big adv bikes on some much tougher terrain than shown in the video and they’ve been riding for 20 years without getting seriously hurt.

​@@Will_K. Sure, if you like to limit yourself to riding like you are 65, it's a great bike. For those of us that love the brand, we are still waiting for Yamaha to pull their head out and produce a bike that doesn't weigh a ton. Husqvarna/KTM is way ahead.

​​@@Will_K.BTW, many of us have ridden more than 20 years. Years of experience is all relative. Younger guys can easily be more athletic than the gray hairs.

@@Will_K.my off road motorcycling experience started 2.5 years ago even though i have been riding for 40 years on the street. Definitely different experience

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Unless you’re Pol Tarres

And on the big BMWs and KTM1290's... you don't want to be between them and a tree or hard place. At least on the obese BMWs (I have an older oil-cooled, camhead GSA), the cylinder heads stick out and make them easier to pick up and they kind of protect your feet some. They can be pretty fun on these kinds of trails too, but at much slower speeds. But when they wipe out ... yikes (and probably another crash bar replacement).

Yes you can. No problem

We did some trails

I was asking the same question for a while because I have sold my KTM 500 exc after I bought my Tenere. I think it’s the challenge that I I have to face ever time I ride. I love the fact how Comfortable on the street and very capable on dirt. Most of all is ago factor i guess 😃 I see enduro riders two strokers all the time every where but not many adventure riders that ride like I do.

@@HuseyinYazici1968 I think your just a bit crazy!

New Jersey

I wish I can ride like Poul Torres but I am doing my best to improve my riding skills. I start riding in the woods only couple years ago and I absolutely fell in love with it. I have been street riding for 40 years but riding in the woods is something can’t get enough of it

@@HuseyinYazici1968 awesome man!! Glad you’re having fun. I myself have been riding woods and trails since I was eight years old. (21yo now) I’ve slowly grown into what I’d consider a fairly decent enduro rider. I still have a lot to work on but I can get over some scary obstacles for sure 😂 And I’ve been riding on street since I was 15. I have had 3 supermoto’s and 2 street bikes that I completely rebuilt from clapped out myself. Now after a 2 year ish break, I’m slowly building a 2007 KTM 525 EXC into a Supermoto. Gotta get all the title and papers next!

Thats great I have gas gas 700 supermoto myself. They are a lot of fun for sure

That's ridiculous. This is definitely not what a t7 was designed for. Go get on a duel sport or heck, a trail bike and learn how to ride well and have more fun.

@@joshuaroe3021 I had 2023 KtM 500 exc what are you talking about bro

I have aftermarket suspension and I don’t know my settings because someone adjusted for me

Motaz tractionator and it is stock exhaust

We still ride but yes it’s illigal to ride

@@HuseyinYazici1968 sorry to hear that.

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Yes sure dm me we ll do that

Actually riding tomorrow

@@HuseyinYazici1968 ah f. I'm in OCMD for Cruisin.

True

Watch my other videos

@@HuseyinYazici1968 I ment, in this video. There is no need for a light bike. Don't you think?

You totally right

Little hard to right in deep sand tho. This is south Jersey USA we have a lot of sand here

I am getting a aftermarket suspension installed next week for better ride see what happens

Different tires motaz tractionator

@@HuseyinYazici1968 do they sound loud on tarmac

@@solid375hussain yes it does

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