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thanks bro.

This one: www.ebay.com/itm/165058986504?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=7GGrK_3zS6G&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=Dla-JbXuQ8e&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@DamnFortune that's a corbin seat for scrambler.

@@SuchanBajracharya cool. Thanks.

Thanks!

Well, owning any bike is a commitment, and you need to do regular maintenance on it for your own safety. Yes, Honda and Suzuki are cheaper to maintain. To me, a motorcycle is a machine that connects with the rider, and you need to have fun. Enjoy the experience. Don't baby it too much, take it to the places where it belongs with your loved one! Having ridden several Japanese bikes to me this Ducati brings a big smile on the face and worth every penny. Ride safe 🙏

@@SuchanBajracharya I agree. You were definitely part of the reason why I got mine. I just wish I knew how hard it is to work on it myself and how expensive the service is. It’s my first motorcycle

@technoutopia4687 I see. Anyways, whichever bike you are comfortable riding and maintaining is your choice. In the end, it's just a machine. Don't overthink it. Cheers!

Hypermotard is a street bike. Yes, I can take it for light offroading, but the suspension and ground cleareance is not enough. Thanks for watching!

@@SuchanBajracharya it is only 15mm less, but i understand you choice.

@zerocochrane1713 I am pretty sure with some mods here and there Hypermotard can be offroad ready. It is a sweet bike! I have tried it and it sure is FUN!

I think the Hypermotard may be too twitchy for off road riding, but great on the tarmac.

800cc is more than enough. 1100cc will be heavy!

Yes, I'm sad to hear it being discontinued, but on a bright side, the bike is now even more valuable! I bought a used DS too with a high km count. The previous owner didn't do proper maintenance and servicing on it, and I had some issues in the beginning. However since then I have made many improvements on it, timely maintenance and taken good care so now the bike is as good as new and even my mechanics says that my bike is performing better and looks in great condition than when I first bought it. So yes, the moral of the story takes good care. With great care, your Ducati will last a lifetime!

@@SuchanBajracharya Hey that’s great to hear! Didn’t realise you’d bought yours used. That gives me hope. It’s such a unique bike and the regular scramblers which are still being sold are I feel a bit too small for me. Thanks man

@rkr6237 Glad you found it helpful. Thanks!

Thank you. I appreciate you taking your time to watch my videos.

@@SuchanBajracharya I love the Sled and I would love to take a trip there to do that same ride if I can figure how to make it happen, rental, tour, or what options are available. Adventure, mountains, travel and motorcycles, I love all of it.

@@MarkMcCormickFitness Well Sled is not available for rental but you can easily rent Royal Enfield, CRF, etc. There are many tour organizers doing these motorcycle trips.

Sure. You can contact me through my Instagram profile.

@@SuchanBajracharya is there any other way, its been long that I been away from Insta/Facebook/Twitter.. Are you in LinkedIn?

@@praveenvadavi sure i am on linkedin same profile image and name.

@@SuchanBajracharya pinged you in Insta and LinkedIn

Not sure about it. Thanks.

Glad you found this video helpful, yes Corbin is better for me. Btw have you watched part 2 of Desert Sled action here: czcams.com/video/AQwmDvE5q4k/video.htmlsi=vdNoD24Nl66l3yvq ?

You think so? Thanks man!

You are welcome and thanks for the compliments 😊

No compromise. In fact, pillion rider find it more comfortable.

thanks! I will go for it then @@SuchanBajracharya

@@nesmsm Sure but before you pull the trigger I want you to watch this video as well: czcams.com/video/sCpNTE2Xj60/video.html

@@SuchanBajracharyathanks man! I plan to go with my wife on flat roads, and I want to put the rack as well, corbin seat is too expensive to my like, only thing that worries me is the grip, maybe could try some riding pants with grips

@@nesmsm Good choice brother.

It is much softer

Imported from Thailand.

It is a great bike!

Glad you found your perfect camera!

Wow that's awesome. Hope you are having a blast in Nepal. We should meet up probably, I am an avid rider myself! Hope we didn't spook you guys when we sneaked up behind you. Cheers mate!

If you could, you should share the video on youtube. We would love to see.

Yes I do. DM if you are interested.

Thanks! 🙏

Tenere is a nice bike but the Sled is a GEM! Having said that I have never ridden a Tenere, I hear that it is top heavy.

I live in Utah US and I went to take a look at a new Tenere last week. The motorcycle is very tall and it’s all plastic compared to the sled. The Tenere looks good in pictures and videos but in person it feels like a tall cheap dirt bike

I would love to upgrade the front rim to 21 inch. That's pretty much it.

Headlight is good enough, I do have an auxiliary light on my DS.

What kind of maintenance? Regular servicing need to be done by professionals at Ducati servicing center.

Oil changes, what tools you must have for the sled, annoying problems we might experience while working on the sled....things like that Thank you. I have a 2022 DS and im afraid to work on it myself@@SuchanBajracharya