Hi all. I just joined the forum. Looking to buy a new Tuono (have been lusting after one for years) and would love some advice.
My dealer has brand new 2013, 2014 and 2015 models ready to go. $2000 off on the 2013, $1000 off on the 2014 and maybe $500 off on the 2015. Any thoughts? I have never had a bike with ABS before but love the idea more and more as I get older and my reflexes slow down (Had a sharp reminder of that today when an SUV pulled out in front of me). Sitting on both I also appreciate the softness of the new seat, height is not an issue.
2014 Would seem the obvious choice but they only have white and I really love the black. And who doesn't want 3 more hp...
My other question is if any one has experience riding Twins or Triples VS the V4. I really love torque and low end grunt and would like to know if I will miss it on the higher revving Tuono. Right now I have a 2008 990 SuperDuke (tuned and modified, air box etc.. similar torque to the Tuono, much less hp) and I also have a 2001 Speed Triple (stock other than a pipe).
Thanks, looking forward to being a fully fledged forum member soon.
Mike
My dealer has brand new 2013, 2014 and 2015 models ready to go. $2000 off on the 2013, $1000 off on the 2014 and maybe $500 off on the 2015. Any thoughts? I have never had a bike with ABS before but love the idea more and more as I get older and my reflexes slow down (Had a sharp reminder of that today when an SUV pulled out in front of me). Sitting on both I also appreciate the softness of the new seat, height is not an issue.
2014 Would seem the obvious choice but they only have white and I really love the black. And who doesn't want 3 more hp...
My other question is if any one has experience riding Twins or Triples VS the V4. I really love torque and low end grunt and would like to know if I will miss it on the higher revving Tuono. Right now I have a 2008 990 SuperDuke (tuned and modified, air box etc.. similar torque to the Tuono, much less hp) and I also have a 2001 Speed Triple (stock other than a pipe).
Thanks, looking forward to being a fully fledged forum member soon.
Mike