Does anyone know where I could find a Ducati emtb? Specifically the TK-01rr LTD (medium). I am in the United States...Wisconsin. I can't find one in stock anywhere. Any help would be appreciated...thanks, Moto
I have 4 emtbs and the Tazer is the one I look forward to riding the most. The OA bike spec, layout and suspension are simply damn near perfect. I have since lowered the dropper. I had it extended like that so when I took a leak while riding I wasn't dragging on the ground...lol.
Honestly...
I literally carry nothing. No tools, no phone, rarely even water. But, I ride mid west single tracks where the individual ride is max at about 2 hours. I hate carrying extras. I might carry a few gummi bears...but that's about it.
FWIW...I personally get more people wanting to look at my emtb's or ask questions than complain to me about them. Almost every person I let ride my one of bikes are surprised how they operate. They literally had no clue how they worked and how awesome the are to ride. A lot of people think all...
This kind of stuff is funny. Having a great time is cheating? The same people who say it's cheating take a shuttle or chairlift to the top and bomb down the trail. All you have to do if you feel it's cheating is...turn off the boost.I probably shouldn't say this, but I ran into Captain asshole...
I bought the Niner WFO e9 in December '21. Only rode it on frozen snow a couple times during the cold months here in the Mid West. Yesterday, I finally had good dry single track (dirt, some rocks and lots of roots) to give it a decent hammer. First of all, this is not a light bike. Especially in...
Well, I finally got to ride the bike on a single track in the dirt. Previously I had one ride on hard packed snow trails. Can't tell much from that.
I rode at John Muir yesterday...all wooded single track. The bike was better than I expected. I set up the suspension somewhat before riding, but...
I honestly don't get all this weight saving stuff on carbon Rails or any bike really. I have a 9.7 and the bike is already light right from the factory. I actually dig a bit of weight to keep the bike stable on hard descents. Is all this weight saving stuff really needed or just something you...
I have only ridden it once on snow covered single track so far. That ride the bike felt excellent. All the trails are still thawing around here, so no riding during the next few days. As soon as I can hit it, I'll be giving a little write up on the bike.
I upgraded my Purion to the Kiox. I simply wasn't interested in the gps feature of the Nyon. Plus, the Nyon seemed really large. The Kiox does everything I needed and gave me a better way to change the motor and scroll. Something the Purion doesn't do easily while riding..or at all really...
I noticed the same thing...my battery does not sit exactly like it did after being fitted with the plate. I have not ridden mine on normal trails yet due to snow so I am hoping this solves the issues.
I would definitely look into getting one of those thingamabobbbers installed. Are you in the States? From what it seems, dealers were supposed to be installing these on bikes when they assembled them and neglected to. Availability shouldn't be a problem I am assuming.
From what I was told, my dealer had no clue that brace was even missing. This was the 4th time at the shop. They thought it was a software or motor issue the entire time. Some Trek rep stopped by, looked at my bike and told them the part was missing. They ordered it from Trek and installed the...
Rode a couple weeks ago. It was a balmy 10 degrees (F) here is SE Wisconsin. Hands were cold for 20 minutes, then they warm up and no problem. Once you get used to the temp, you're golden.