Yea I'd say the Valk for the city, it is abit more burly but according to honda they worked really had to keep is maneuverable at low speeds in the city. I could see heat being an issue with a big 6 in there...Is any touring bike going to come at the cost of easier city riding though. Are there any options that will be good for the city but I can also take on longer rides during summer vacation?
Doesn't have to be a Honda, those two just stuck out to me.
I think that comfort and fun are the most important things to me. I want it to have enough power to go, but other than that I just want it to be easy to ride and comfortable to sit on, not burn me, etc etc etc.Yea I'd say the Valk for the city, it is abit more burly but according to honda they worked really had to keep is maneuverable at low speeds in the city. I could see heat being an issue with a big 6 in there...
What do you find looks different about it in person?For Honda choices these two seem to be compared well
Best bet is to see and sit on both as the F6C looks very different in person.
I think that comfort and fun are the most important things to me. I want it to have enough power to go, but other than that I just want it to be easy to ride and comfortable to sit on, not burn me, etc etc etc.
Plus I think the Valkyrie just looks bad ass.
I think they will make more affordable premium bikes, but nothing as cheap and affordable as offerings from Honda, Yamaha, etc.Do you think that Ducati will make a more affordable bike some time in the near future? It seems like a lot of brands that have been traditionally more expensive and exclusive are trying to reach out to attract customers who have a tighter budget.
I guess that makes sense. I would expect that Ducati would follow along the lines of BMW. It's a premium brand, so even its entry level model won't really be cheap. I guess that gives me something to aspire towards as I get older (and hopefully richer).I think they will make more affordable premium bikes, but nothing as cheap and affordable as offerings from Honda, Yamaha, etc.
Exactly, they will just be more affordable than what they currently offer. Anything less that puts it into Yami & Honda range might be bad for the brandsI guess that makes sense. I would expect that Ducati would follow along the lines of BMW. It's a premium brand, so even its entry level model won't really be cheap. I guess that gives me something to aspire towards as I get older (and hopefully richer).
Yup, your chances of making more money to afford a ducati is better than ducati coming out with a lower priced bike, while you're at it, aim to afford a Ducati 1199Well good thing there are plenty of other options other than Ducati bikes. I'll have to bet on myself making more money instead of waiting for Ducati to make a cheaper bike.
Guess I'm gonna stick to Honda for now.
I guess you can't expect Ducati to make a bike that is actually one of the cheapest around. Many, even myself, would probably think less of Ducati.
