Anyone with ADV-bike addiction?

[T1200GTE]

I currently have a BMW GS and a Ducati Multistrada. I'd have to admit they are both probably categorised as ADV bikes - to some extent.

However, in real life, they sit well together in my garage and they offer quite different riding experiences (the GS is all-day secure, calm and relaxed, whereas the Multi is a bit more engaging), whilst still both being comfortable, offering a good view of the road and are not bothered by a bit of grass up the middle of a single track road.

I'm about to switch the GS for a....


Tiger 1200 GT Explorer. 

[The Q]

Originally Posted by T1200GTE

I currently have a BMW GS and a Ducati Multistrada. I'd have to admit they are both probably categorised as ADV bikes - to some extent.

However, in real life, they sit well together in my garage and they offer quite different riding experiences (the GS is all-day secure, calm and relaxed, whereas the Multi is a bit more engaging), whilst still both being comfortable, offering a good view of the road and are not bothered by a bit of grass up the middle of a single track road.

I'm about to switch the GS for a....


Tiger 1200 GT Explorer. 

So you go for the same British Italian connection as I consider 

Looking forward to reading from your first impressions of the Tiger GTEX.

Stay safe
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