2019 Ducati Multistrada 1260 Enduro Review
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Yep! It's that time again. Join Bill for the 2019 Ducati Multistrada 1260 Enduro review and what this two wheel beauty is all about!
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Gorgeous bike man! Thanks for the video.
Amazing bike , Thanks for the nice review.
Put it in single rider and touring mode..dope
@CaliMotoTV
2 жыл бұрын
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Probably vibrating because you have it on sport mode. Suspension can be adjusted electronically as well
Maybe I missed it but how is the vibration?
Hey, nice test, but if you wanna really test the electronic suspension you should modify it in different modes : touring, urban, enduro and not only sport like you did.
@Ducati297
5 жыл бұрын
@@CaliMotoTV thanks, i have a multi 1260 enduro, it is my sixth ducati multistrada, and ducati said that most of riders often use the touring mode. And that's my case too.
One op my paborate mottor ducati 1260 enduro.
I'm 6ft. How tall do i have to be for it?
What is the reliability on it
@thor8640
4 жыл бұрын
I have a MS 1200 Granturismo with 54000 km (33800 miles) on it and it was and is reliable. The kickstand safety switch and rear wheel speed sensor failed within the first three months, bike remained rideable and the parts were replaced under warranty. My shift return spring broke at about 41000 km, $6.00 spring and $500.00 labor, my fork seal leaked at 46000 km and costs about $300.00. You also have to keep in mind that the timing belts need to be replaced every 30000 km (used to 24000 km) and that is going to set you back about $1000.00 and a day in the shop.
Tiger besides Multistrada? Angry bird better watch out for the big cat predator ... if you know what i mean 🙄
Meglio ducati multistrada 1260 enduro o tiger 1200 xca come