Thanks for uploading , that was a great Monster ride experience without leaving my lounge!! Had me on the edge of my seat a couple of times, but sensible fast riding. Please upload some more!
Hello friend, I'm asking you...due to the temperature raised by the exhaust pipes, the black covers of the original exhaust pipes seem to be peeling off, is this normal? Thank you.
I have one that i bought to do the A- and A licenses with, they're pretty good tbh, only "downside" is that the seating position is more aggressive than on other naked bikes that I've tried. If it bothers you though, there are a lot of handlebars you can put on the monster to sit more upright. But as he said, the bike is very nimble and handles very well due to it's light weight. I have had a year of 125cc experience though, so perhaps I might find it easier to ride than a complete rookie. Owned the ducati for 5 months so far and I absolutely love it.
@@robi_e39 thank you for both of your guys feedback, and where I live there is going to be a lot of highway riding involved so I just don’t think smaller cc bikes are going to cut it some I’m looking to start on a bigger displacement and just be responsible about it and grow into the bike over time.
@@143mrqzyou're welcome :) keep in mind that this is a naked bike, if you do a lot of highway riding I would recommend putting a bigger windshield on it as the wind might bother you over longer periods of time. Mine has no windshield at all (stock one removed) and if I drive it past 100km/h it can get exhausting over time. Anyways, I avoid highways in general as they're too crowded anyways (I live in Switzerland) and I just love driving it and accelerating through the gears lol. A good highway run at night when it's empty is kinda relaxing though when you don't have to fear idiot drivers constantly.
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enjoyed riding along with you
Thanks for uploading , that was a great Monster ride experience without leaving my lounge!! Had me on the edge of my seat a couple of times, but sensible fast riding. Please upload some more!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Such a pleasant video, nice flowy consistent ride. Cheers
Many thanks!
What a beautiful road! If I ride my motorcycle there prob I would crash when I tried to look for view every possible time XD
sorry for bed england
What a legendary road
It’s one of my favorite Roads
thanks for the exhaust name and the tires, love you
Sound❤
great vid, did you get a tune after you put on the exhaust?
No, just assembled it… don’t feel any power loss.
Hello friend, I'm asking you...due to the temperature raised by the exhaust pipes, the black covers of the original exhaust pipes seem to be peeling off, is this normal? Thank you.
I can’t say because I don’t drive with the original exhaust pipes…
But I don’t think it’s normal.
would yo recommend one as a first bike? they're in my price range
yes absolutely. It is very light and maneuverable. really good for learning.
I have one that i bought to do the A- and A licenses with, they're pretty good tbh, only "downside" is that the seating position is more aggressive than on other naked bikes that I've tried. If it bothers you though, there are a lot of handlebars you can put on the monster to sit more upright. But as he said, the bike is very nimble and handles very well due to it's light weight. I have had a year of 125cc experience though, so perhaps I might find it easier to ride than a complete rookie. Owned the ducati for 5 months so far and I absolutely love it.
@@robi_e39 thank you for both of your guys feedback, and where I live there is going to be a lot of highway riding involved so I just don’t think smaller cc bikes are going to cut it some I’m looking to start on a bigger displacement and just be responsible about it and grow into the bike over time.
@@143mrqzyou're welcome :) keep in mind that this is a naked bike, if you do a lot of highway riding I would recommend putting a bigger windshield on it as the wind might bother you over longer periods of time. Mine has no windshield at all (stock one removed) and if I drive it past 100km/h it can get exhausting over time. Anyways, I avoid highways in general as they're too crowded anyways (I live in Switzerland) and I just love driving it and accelerating through the gears lol. A good highway run at night when it's empty is kinda relaxing though when you don't have to fear idiot drivers constantly.
@@robi_e39 note taken, I will take that into account. I’m in between getting this or a ninja 400
Only a matter of time