Podcast corner in the studio works well, maybe even space for a guest? Looking forward to more videos with both of you as the back and forth discussion is always interesting.
The place you tested the Ducati is well outside Dubai btw. It's like landing in Heathrow and going to Manchester and then talking about your experience in London. Love the pod btw!
Id prefer the suzuki gladius than the ducati as a practical well priced and reliable bike. Spares are far cheaper too. It seems their market is catering for people that are the top 20% of earners and even a middle class person on £60k a year would baulk at the expense of running one and servicing costs. Yes theyre lovely bikes with great design but itsgoing to loose value quickly like many exotic cars and bikes like BMW. Once the warranty is finished often electrical gremlins appear and cost an arm and a leg to sort out like KTM with fuel injection issues. A secondhand daytona 675 from 2011 is a bargain and you know its going to cost less to service and will last better with its fabulous performance, handling and design and for £6k you would get a very tidy one.
Over £5k for the exhaust pipe. What a joke. Aircraft prices for motorcycle parts. How do they sell them. They moan 17k is a lot for the Norton Commando but the finish is far better on the Norton.
I have a 30 year old Honda. What has amazed me is hoe much bikes have not progreesed much in that time.. sure they make weaker bikes that you need to ditch.. tnat cost stupid money...and Ducatis that need thousands of pounds spent on them..just for service.. Hahaha. ... but Honda has only got NC lineup .. and yeah the European Committee endorsed vehicles. You know Soviet is Russian for Committee?? You know that right?😅
I’m glad that all the upIty Moto journalist don’t like the Honda scrambler. That means that maybe Honda will reduce their price and sell that milk toast of a motorcycle for cheap. Because that is how Honda became so rich and powerful in the first place. Selling cheap and reliable motorcycles. Minus the water pump of course
Sorry mate I did perservere but your (not uncommon but still bloody irritating) habit of punctuating every half sentence with 'like' made this unwatchable.
then the first part of this ducati is the ugliest most pathetic ducati ever seen, I bumped into one right by my house but in black what a pathetic sack of shite
Listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/episode/29TkpDjoYSwiXKTZheUgMi?si=094d4441d37e442e
Podcast corner in the studio works well, maybe even space for a guest? Looking forward to more videos with both of you as the back and forth discussion is always interesting.
The place you tested the Ducati is well outside Dubai btw. It's like landing in Heathrow and going to Manchester and then talking about your experience in London. Love the pod btw!
Mates that sofa is so close to the floor !
My new favorite motorcycle podcast!
Very enjoyable interaction between you two. Lots of great information about the bikes as well. Cheers!
Great podcast guys! Thanks....
Great lively discussion! Think this could (should) be an annual event! I am still really warming to the TransAlp…
Great Job! Very enjoyable and you gained a new sub!
I love listening, but it’s also fun to watch you guys interact as well. Happy new year lads. 👍🤪🏳️🌈
Good picks! (I have 3 bikes on this list lol)
Suzuki 800re, will it replace my NC750X?
Group Test idea
Aprilia RS660
Yamaha R7
Triumph Daytona 660 (new, obviously)
And ZX4-RR
Id prefer the suzuki gladius than the ducati as a practical well priced and reliable bike. Spares are far cheaper too. It seems their market is catering for people that are the top 20% of earners and even a middle class person on £60k a year would baulk at the expense of running one and servicing costs. Yes theyre lovely bikes with great design but itsgoing to loose value quickly like many exotic cars and bikes like BMW. Once the warranty is finished often electrical gremlins appear and cost an arm and a leg to sort out like KTM with fuel injection issues. A secondhand daytona 675 from 2011 is a bargain and you know its going to cost less to service and will last better with its fabulous performance, handling and design and for £6k you would get a very tidy one.
The "excitingness" - mmmm, new adverb for 24 I guess ;-)
Over £5k for the exhaust pipe. What a joke. Aircraft prices for motorcycle parts. How do they sell them. They moan 17k is a lot for the Norton Commando but the finish is far better on the Norton.
I have a 30 year old Honda. What has amazed me is hoe much bikes have not progreesed much in that time.. sure they make weaker bikes that you need to ditch.. tnat cost stupid money...and Ducatis that need thousands of pounds spent on them..just for service.. Hahaha. ... but Honda has only got NC lineup .. and yeah the European Committee endorsed vehicles. You know Soviet is Russian for Committee?? You know that right?😅
Spotify upload soon?
Yes mate! Audio is here: open.spotify.com/episode/29TkpDjoYSwiXKTZheUgMi?si=c4165dd6c78e4f8a Thanks for listening!
I’m glad that all the upIty Moto journalist don’t like the Honda scrambler. That means that maybe Honda will reduce their price and sell that milk toast of a motorcycle for cheap. Because that is how Honda became so rich and powerful in the first place. Selling cheap and reliable motorcycles. Minus the water pump of course
To much chit chat about the weather etc, sound like a bunch of old women, keep the focus on the bikes, or we can watch Golden girls instead
Sorry mate I did perservere but your (not uncommon but still bloody irritating) habit of punctuating every half sentence with 'like' made this unwatchable.
CCPmoto 💤
then the first part of this ducati is the ugliest most pathetic ducati ever seen, I bumped into one right by my house but in black what a pathetic sack of shite