Anyone here ride a Duc Multistrada newish shape?
- Thread starter Draeger
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Good info, cheers.
Bit of background - I've been a sports bike owner all my days. Currently ride a Gen 1 RSV Mille. The RSV4 is a seriously bonkers machine, but its too petite and focused for me. I had hoped to bag a Panigale when I retire in a couple of years but recently I'm shifting my thoughts towards something more comfortable to ride. I've been plagued with back problems for years after a bad bike smash in 1990 and as such, every recent run over any distance within the past 6 months on my Gen 1 Mille has had me struggling with comfort. Hence the shift in focus to something which is still quick but a bit more 'upright'. I considered the Tuono V4 but although it has high bars, essentialy the footpegs are in the same place as the RSV4 and the seating position is similar.
Then I watched a video review of the Skyhook Multistrada. Looks just the ticket.
Bit of background - I've been a sports bike owner all my days. Currently ride a Gen 1 RSV Mille. The RSV4 is a seriously bonkers machine, but its too petite and focused for me. I had hoped to bag a Panigale when I retire in a couple of years but recently I'm shifting my thoughts towards something more comfortable to ride. I've been plagued with back problems for years after a bad bike smash in 1990 and as such, every recent run over any distance within the past 6 months on my Gen 1 Mille has had me struggling with comfort. Hence the shift in focus to something which is still quick but a bit more 'upright'. I considered the Tuono V4 but although it has high bars, essentialy the footpegs are in the same place as the RSV4 and the seating position is similar.
Then I watched a video review of the Skyhook Multistrada. Looks just the ticket.