new v4 T

well having be and look at the mew V4T i don't think ill rush out and get one i think they are a bit small for my 6ft4in frame and you seem to be sat right over the tank but might go for a test ride if they let me just to say Ive had a go .lol.:dunno

I will try one at some point:roost

me too, frasers offered me a go next week.....think i just might, no intention of buying one but !!!

I want to try one, my only worry is I'll love it and want one. Can't afford another bike for 2 or 3 years.

Apart from the V4T there's nothing out there I'd change the T for.

DAVE B said:

me too, frasers offered me a go next week.....think i just might, no intention of buying one but !!!

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Is that Frasers of Gloucester? If so might give one a go.

I saw one on the A5 near to Nuneaton today.

Sat on the aprc one at Carlisle today, taller than V2 T and has lower bars clocks and bikini fairing, harder seat -not as practical as the V2 T on 'first sit and drool'. Awaiting demo soon for a spin....

Sure is Pikey, just had the 6000 mile service done there and 2 power pures fitted, £450....Ouch !!

Ouch indeed, never had any servicing done there but had some good deals on bikes

Tried one in sat, did 107 in 2nd gear oops, but it's bloody fast, best of the v and il4.

I'm sold on the looks front, many not I know. Gonna sort a test ride with my local dealer Bowen Moto, if I like I need to put in some extra hours at work to start saving the pennies cos my current gen 2 T will be with me for life.

For anyone Kent based, old news I'm sure but found out a while back that The Foundry in Canterbury is now an ape dealer too. Good for me as can play one off against the other if I need to in the future when the v4 is within my reach!

Haven't seen one in the flesh yet. M&S in Newcastle used to be a dealer, but are ***** these days, so nearest will be Thirsk for me now.

Hi all first post on here, I have an 08 Tuono Daytona 300 (Special Edition).
Just called in to a local dealers to have a quick look at the V4 Tuono, it looks better than it does in the pictures but I'm not keen on the flat black paint, bit too understated for me and the other colours shown in the brochure aren't that exciting either. It feels quite roomy when you get on it, I thought it would feel too small. I was disappointed to find there is no Ohlins on there on either model, the thousand pounds extra for the more expensive model is for the electronics package - launch control, wheelie control and all that stuff. I would prefer top spec suspension to all that gadgetry. The handlebars are exactly what I was looking for when I changed my stock gold ones for silver rizomas, wouldn't mind a pair of them - probably about as much of the V4 Tuono that I could afford.