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From Sports to Naked
After three F3's over the last five years with the RC being the last, moved over today to my first naked bike.
Will be interesting to see the difference
Will be interesting to see the difference
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Old
01-12-2018, 07:30 AM
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Location: Memphis
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2014 MV Agusta F3 800
I've ridden the dragster RR before I got my F3 800. The motor in the dragster is what made me want the F3. Love the motor and so will you! The seat on the dragster actually doesn't allow for movement. You can't really move front to back or shift side to side for turns. A bit strange for me and my style. Very easy to swing a leg over on to the bike! Not much of a rear section so its easy getting on and off. The spoke wheels are a bit heavy so handling takes a noticeable hit. Maybe a change of tires from the stock rosso ii would improve it? It gets noticed everywhere even in a place like Miami. Handlebar mirrors are wide and big. Watch the clearance with them in tight spaces.
Awesome bike
Awesome bike
Old
01-12-2018, 08:40 AM
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2015 Yamaha FJ-09
Congrats on the Dragster!! And you def picked the best color combo
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01-12-2018, 08:56 AM
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Mileena
Grats on the Dragster RR, love that red/black colorcombination.
The tail tidy looks pretty good. Not better or worse than OEM position, I love both looks equaly
The tail tidy looks pretty good. Not better or worse than OEM position, I love both looks equaly
"Mileena"
MV Agusta F3 675 '17 - Matt Avio Grey
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Old
01-12-2018, 08:57 AM
King of Bling
Nice one Bruce.
It looks to be a very cool bike. I'll keep my eye out for you on the roads of Hertfordshire.
Enjoy your new toy and safe riding.
It looks to be a very cool bike. I'll keep my eye out for you on the roads of Hertfordshire.
Enjoy your new toy and safe riding.
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Nice one Bruce.
It looks to be a very cool bike. I'll keep my eye out for you on the roads of Hertfordshire.
Enjoy your new toy and safe riding.
It looks to be a very cool bike. I'll keep my eye out for you on the roads of Hertfordshire.
Enjoy your new toy and safe riding.
When riding pass Aylett's, just listen for the sound once the QD exhaust has been fitted
Old
01-12-2018, 11:55 AM
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both bikes are beautiful. I love the wire wheels. I had the Brutale and could never get really excited about the overall ride and bike. My passion is the F4
Old
01-12-2018, 05:50 PM
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2007 MV Agusta 312R
Bonneville
Diavel
Really like the Dragster RR.
Rode one and I was grinning from ear to ear afterwards...something my Diavel just doesn't produce.
Loving that colour scheme.
Stories here about 675's engines scare me enough that I'll hang back and see how the 800s hold up.
Enjoy the bike and try to cope with all the attention it will generate..
Rode one and I was grinning from ear to ear afterwards...something my Diavel just doesn't produce.
Loving that colour scheme.
Stories here about 675's engines scare me enough that I'll hang back and see how the 800s hold up.
Enjoy the bike and try to cope with all the attention it will generate..
Currently in the shed...
2007 F4 312R Black / White / Red.
2012 HD FXDWG 103 Blue Flames
2013 Ducati Diavel Very Black Metallic
1981 Triumph T140 Bonneville Maroon / Cream.
1973 Yamaha CT3 175 chook chaser
Adelaide...Sarf-A-Straylia
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Really like the Dragster RR.
Rode one and I was grinning from ear to ear afterwards...something my Diavel just doesn't produce.
Loving that colour scheme.
Stories here about 675's engines scare me enough that I'll hang back and see how the 800s hold up.
Enjoy the bike and try to cope with all the attention it will generate..
Rode one and I was grinning from ear to ear afterwards...something my Diavel just doesn't produce.
Loving that colour scheme.
Stories here about 675's engines scare me enough that I'll hang back and see how the 800s hold up.
Enjoy the bike and try to cope with all the attention it will generate..
Last edited by Bruce Taylor; 01-13-2018 at 09:52 AM.
Old
01-14-2018, 08:24 PM
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can you fit the QD from your F3 to your new Dragster?
I am thinking of doing the other way around. I have a B3 675, and have the same QD you have. I am just wondering whether it will fit the Euro 4 F3 that I am thinking of switching over.
how do you feel the engine response in terms of torgue, usable power and peak power from your F3 to the Dragster? what about cornering speed and feel?
which one bring bigger smile to your face?
I am thinking of doing the other way around. I have a B3 675, and have the same QD you have. I am just wondering whether it will fit the Euro 4 F3 that I am thinking of switching over.
how do you feel the engine response in terms of torgue, usable power and peak power from your F3 to the Dragster? what about cornering speed and feel?
which one bring bigger smile to your face?
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