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Moto Guzzi V 85 TT
Year: 2022
Use: Adventure tourer for gravel and long-distance rides
Setup: Softbags, skid plate, crash bars, Heidenau K60 Ranger/Scout tires, Öhlins rear shock, Barkbuster handguards
Highlights:
The transversely mounted V-twin delivers a unique, slightly offset
Guzzi character – torquey from low revs, lively but never nervous. This
blend of classic engineering and modern touring comfort makes it a
charismatic and reliable companion for long adventures.
BMW R 1200 R
Year: 2013 – 90 Years of BMW Special Edition
Use: Touring on country roads and alpine passes
Setup: Luggage system, electronic suspension adjustment (ESA), heated grips
Highlights:
The air-cooled boxer engine stands for authentic mechanics and pure
riding feel. With its strong low-end torque and signature boxer shake,
it delivers the classic BMW charm – perfect for long rides and winding
alpine roads.
Suzuki DR 800 S (SR43)
Year: 1994
Use: Classic and long-distance thumper
Setup: Luggage rack with hard panniers, crash bars – otherwise almost completely stock
Highlights:
The DR 800 Big features the largest single-cylinder engine ever
installed in a production motorcycle. Its raw and honest running
character symbolizes pure adventure. The exceptional condition of this
model makes it a true collector’s item and a piece of motorcycle travel
history.
Honda XL 600 V Transalp
Year: 1992
Use: Robust all-rounder for off-road and everyday travel
Setup: Crash bars, pannier racks with soft bags
Highlights: The Transalp is legendary for its reliability and ease of maintenance.
It just keeps running when others quit – ideal for those who value
low-maintenance motorcycle travel with maximum relaxation.
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