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Old Jul 20, 2010 | 03:47 PM
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Multistrada vs Stelvio

My K1300R should be here next month but I am having second thought... I have been offered a great deal on those two bike and dono if I should stick with the naked style BMW or go for one of these....
I used to own a Ninja, CBR, and a GSXR but moved away due to the fact that I could not control my need for speed. A few years later I got into Harley and now I am feeling the itch but dont want to go all out racing.... I want something kinds in between



 

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Guzzis are pretty but problematic and parts are scarce...
 
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The Multi is awesome! I test rode it about a month and it's a really great bike. Perfect all around bike.
 
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i have owned a k1200R and a 2006 Multistrada. New multi is more all purpose while the BMW is more power and not a touring bike. I loved the looks of the R but it is a real niche bike. No fairings for highway and longer rides, and a bit long and heavy for sport riding. That being said, a great bike that I had fun with. Also very comfortable to ride - I am 6'2" 195 and fit me great. Have you thought about the k1300S? also great comfort and better if you do long rides or more sport touring. The R and Multi are both great bikes- great taste.
 
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What types of roads will you be riding on?
 
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... Have you thought about the k1300S? also great comfort and better if you do long rides or more sport touring. The R and Multi are both great bikes- great taste.
Yes I did think about the S but for some reason dont like the looks and it reminds me of my older bikes... too sporty

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What types of roads will you be riding on?
The roads are short and not windy but hope'n to ship it to different places

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Guzzis are pretty but problematic and parts are scarce...
I hear ya, the dealer here is new... but a close friend so I should be taken care off
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The Multi is awesome! I test rode it about a month and it's a really great bike. Perfect all around bike.
I cannot seem to find one to test myself but I keep hearing amazing stuff
 
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New Multi is a great bike. What kind of riding do you want to do? The GS line is also great from BMW.
 
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If not curvy, get something that's comfortable with as much wind protection as possible.
 
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Follow what you felt 1st on anything you see.
Thats all what I can say !
 
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So the dealer screwed up my order...
The K1300R was missing ABS and the anti-wheely options, plus the wrong color
 



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