The Wild Side of Ducati - Episode 1: Enjoying off-road adventures
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2015
- In the first episode of “The wild side of Ducati”, filmed in the South of Italy, Tuscany, Sardinia and Spain, the protagonist is the ergonomics of the bike both on and off-road. Beppe Gualini, ex rider of the Paris Dakar and the tester Andrea Rossi explain why the Multistrada 1200 Enduro is synonymous for pure riding pleasure. In any situation.
“The Wild Side of Ducati” is a web series dedicated to the most adventurous Ducati bike. Six episodes which tell the story of the Multistrada 1200 Enduro project together with the features of the bike in the words of the riders, technicians and distinguished partners.
Don't miss any of them, and keep up to date with the coming episodes! - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Better than other adv bike , nice!!!
Nice! I really like it :)
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I don't think I could truly enjoy that bike off road for the brand new price tag
Well, we heard a lot of talking, how about hearing the bike?
Not bad.
Let us hear it in terrain, dont tell us things what are we know...
Most beautiful than GS , no dubt
ducati, the bike that's always broken. i'd rather get the scrambler that has the least amount of shit that would break.
check on youtube and you'll find yourself so very wrong. i know a ton of people in my country that have had a lot of problems with theirs. so no, i do know what i'm talking about.
+franzb69 maybe me and my friends are very lucky, what kind of problems you are talking about? (link please :)). what is your bike brand?
+Francesco Marchi You/your friends certainly seem to have been luckier than me, I've had lots of problems with my Mutli since I bought it new in 2013. Mind you, I also had lots of issues with the BMW I had before it. The more I pay for a bike the worse it seems to be ...
+Francesco Marchi I have a 2015 DVT - it has been in for warranty work for 1 month, for 4 different things, in the 3 months I have had it, I think the most annoying thing is, the bike is super fun, so when you have to take it in and its in the shop for 2+ weeks, you go nuts.
+Francesco Marchi They maybe work better where the sun always shines. It's working OK at the moment but has had multiple issues, some minor, some major and I ended up paying (a lot) for a year of extended warranty as I can't trust it. They could do with using stainless steel fasteners and adding more protection in general, the "Enduro" needs to be built better than the regular ones if it is intended to survive the kind of riding in the video on a regular basis.