Happy New Year 🥳 Danny has learnt a good lesson that the purpose defines the bike, especially when there's a commute involved. Cool maybe good but it spoils the ride, and your experience when it doesn't give you what you want. Never try and fit into a style of biking, find the bike that suits your style of riding. Great video, and a good start to 2023.

These things are the SUVs of the bike world. It's hard to go back to other types when you get a fairing, a comfy seating position and the ability to crush miles on tarmac and dirt.

I get the practicality of an adventure bike that has all those bells and whistles, but for me, my stripped back, super basic Street Twin has so much heart and simplicity. At its core, it’s an engine and two wheels. Nothing more, nothing less - that’s pure motorcycling.

Enjoyed that gents - we all go sensible in the end! I love my Custom Enfield and Speed Twin, and they are the bikes of choice for a sunny Sunday afternoon blat - but for everyday practicality it is always the BMW GS I choose for most rides.....Danny has nailed the reasons so many of us buy adventure bikes these days....your time will come Freddie (but get one as well as the Bonneville, not instead of....)

This is the review that I've subconsciously been looking for. Very interesting. I think that the bottom line is that you can do anything with anything. It just comes down to how you want to do it and what your mindset is. Do you want/need all the gizmos to do what you are doing? Great, get them and enjoy them. Do you want/need that romantic vision in your mind? Great, get it and enjoy it. Whatever gets you through the night. I now understand why people get adventure bikes and enjoy them. And I think I have a better understanding of why I have what I've got, which is not an adventure bike. Perhaps in the future I'll have a different mindset and then I'll get something different. Each to their own and just love riding.

You can’t beat the practicality of an adventure bike but they always feel too good. Too comfortable, too sensible.. I don’t want my bike to feel like a car!

I completely relate to this. Been riding for a year, first big bike was a GSXR-600, I was uncomfortable, miserable, looking for excuses not to ride. Traded it for a Z750, things got a little better on the comfort front but again with no electronics or wind protection I just didn't have the passion to ride... I'm 25, still young, but I knew my dream bike was a 1200GSA...So I bought one...and i've never ridden so much:') can't get off it. Sod what anyone tells you to get, buy the bike you love and are going to ride the nuts off:)

I’ve owned a number of very different bikes over the years and really understand where Danny is coming from. Also very impressed he got there so quickly. I start out on a CBR600F in the late 90’s and desired a Fireblade. I did 11k odd miles in 11months before crashing the CBR600. Then got an XT600E to get back on a bike with affordable insurance and the lure of possible green lane riding at the weekend. Then brought a Fireblade and kept the XT thinking I now had the best of both worlds. Sadly I only ever rode the Fireblade, so sold the XT. Fast forward 5-6 years and I’ve had a couple more Fireblades and then a CB1300F in an attempt to slow down and keep my licence. I have several good friends who have moved from sports bikes and hyper bikes to GS’s and all rave about the GS’s. The CB1300F is a good and very comfortable bike, but it doesn’t ignite anything within me, there’s no passion to go out and ride. I test ride a GS at a salesman’s insistence and within 10 miles I love it, but it’s 50% more money than a premium sports bike, so I walk away. It takes months of mulling things over to finally decide it’s the right move and in around 2008-2009 I purchase my first GS. Now in 2023 I am on my 3rd GS, because it truly does everything well. It can be loaded with luggage and tour with ease, and in the real world on poorly surfaced, twisting UK country roads it will give almost any bike a run for it’s money, while the rider sits in comfort. I am lucky and also own a second hand BMW RnineT, which I love, but in honesty hardly ever ride. I’m okay with that as it was half the price of a new one and had less than 4k miles on when I got it. The bike is a minter and goes out in nice weather and is the pure essence of motorcycling with nothing added, however if I’m popping out in a hurry or just want to get somewhere the GS is the bike that I take 90% of the time.

Interestingly I am a little taller at 6'2", have been riding 52 years, wanted a Harley-Davidson Slim but finally selected the Bonneville Bobber. I have different requirements though, my motorcycle is a retirement present, intended to never commute only cruise on sunny days. I also modified the Bobber with an improved rear shock, and rider floorboards with the more forward controls. There are no bad motorcycles, just the 'best suited to you ' bike.

What a fantastically honest appraisal of different bikes & mistakes made whilst trying to find the right fit for the right job

Came from Harley and Indian cruisers to a BMW Sport Tourer to now a BMW adventure motorcycles. There is no comparison other than they both have two wheels and an engine. Adventure motorcycles are superior in every practical way. I have no intention of ever owning another cruiser of any kind. I didn’t know what I didn’t know. Now I know what a great motorcycle is and what it can do I am never going back to Ok 👌, good enough or not bad.

Nice vid ! I've been riding since 1988 and owned countless bikes. My advice to every new rider is always to first buy 'something cheap' and find out what you actually like.

If I only had tons of extra money and a garage so I could buy multiple bikes... But unfortunately I have neither so I've had to settle for just a single bike 😄 I went from a Suzuki Savage 650 to a Yamaha Dragstar 1100 to a Harley Dyna, until I fell in love with naked bikes and got a Triumph Speed Triple RS. All those bikes had a cool factor, but I found myself not wanting to ride more than 150-200km a day because it was fatiguing. Then I found myself watching more and more adventure bike related stuff on KZfaq and eventually traded my Triumph for a 2020 KTM Super Adventure S and I'll tell you, I've never been more excited to go for a long ride! I did around 2000km on the first two weeks including a trip to neighboring country and in the evenings never felt like I don't want to ride again the next morning. It's so powerful and nimble that I can have just as much fun doing aggressive stuff as with my Speed Triple, but it's also super comfortable for those long rides. AND I can also comfortably ride on unpaved roads and don't have to avoid them anymore. For sure the cool factor isn't as strong (and my wife keeps reminding me about that 😁) but it does everything else so well. And in my opinion the KTM is the least uncool of all the adv bikes, so there's that :)

Fascinating video, Danny is not hobbled by a biking past or rose tinted spectacles, so a thoroughly modern bike makes perfect sense. For me, my current bike (T120) is ridden through the lens of the seventeen year old who rode a succession of Triumphs (500/750 twins and a 750 triple) in the late seventies, hanging out with bikers and for work and courtship; reliving my youth? Yes, to a certain extent.

I had an Aprilia Tuono, was all the ‘passion’ anyone could want, other people would be super interested in it when parked etc, great cool factor. Then I had the epiphany one day on a long cold motorway ride home on the Aprilia, looking at riders on ADV bikes, they weren’t suffering at all. The Aprilia was phenomenal for about 30% of the time, max really. But the versatility of the KTM 1290 SAS (which I swapped it for), means it’s a tool for 100% of the time. For me it’s the versatility ADV provide that trump it. Carry passengers, luggage, any weather, any distance, enjoy every minute, hour, day. Couldn’t even entertain two up days on Tuono, let alone luggage and enjoying it after the 1st hour! Need a 2-bike-garage - ‘Passion’ and a ‘Tool’.

Danny’s experience should be a lesson to anyone who is considering their first motorcycle purchase. Contemplate what use you require from the motorcycle, then have a decent test ride. Do not compromise. I’m not certain that even now Danny has the best bike for his purpose, but I guess only he can answer that one. It just goes to show that if an intelligent, sensible guy like Danny can get it wrong at first, then anyone can.

I went from a Triumph Bonneville to a Honda Africa Twin and absolutely love it. I still have the Triumph and rode it to 13 states in 3 years. Now that I have the Honda I understand all the funny looks people we’re giving me on the Triumph when they learned I was nearly 2,000 miles from home.

Mega stuff! Keep bringing Danny every so often.

This is a very thought provoking video and I really appreciate the balanced, open-minded way you approach the topic. Many others would have made this into divisive and mocking clickbait.

Hi , the KTM SEEMS TO FIT Danny, s life style , being married with children and his desire to ride a bike , 90 miles commute in all weathers . Enjoying him self earning a living for his family , on your side Freddie and Monika you enjoy your bike earning a living , but it comes over , that every day is a holiday adventure , that,s the enjoyment , you both give over , whilst were doing normal every day work and normal things , looking to escape . Don, t give up your day jobs you two , as us viewers may end up on Prozac . Have a great new year and keep the videos coming .👍👍👍😉

What a beautiful video to start the year with ! Thank you ! And i wish you all the best for 2023 ! Greetings from Belgium

A nice deep dive into bikes and there difference between cars! Good one Freddie!

great to hear this as it’s hard to decide, i want one now guys for the all the gadgets and comfort

Great discussion, great comparison and great fun! Nice job on the video!

Great video Freddie, an interesting conundrum when you have different needs, and different requirements that can change your perspective and inform your choices of bike

If I wasn't clear in my mind, this particularly video just set it off! Great and honestly video from Danny. Super clear and easy to understand. Thanks Freddie for the time you spend with those amazing reviews you make. Cheers and a Happy new year to everyone, best regards from Lisbon, Portugal.

Greetings from down under. Looking forward with great enthusiasm to all your adventures this year. You,ve both kept me wonderfully entertained during 2022. Hoping you have a lovely 2023. Thankyou.

Very interesting for someone (no longer a young man) who passed their test and got a Bonnie (a lot because of your fine work, sir!) and then used it to commute an hour on a Dual carriageway every day. It wasn't until I moved locations and had a much more suitable Bonnie commute that I realized how difficult I'd made things for myself...

One of the best videos I have ever seen --- the dialogue between the two of you is at another level. Thank you.

Awesome video and awesome content can’t wait for the next video Thank’s Freddie and Monika

Great subject! All depends on the style of riding you’re into. Danny started off with a look at me bike, then the Harley for looks and lifestyle, but he really wanted to do the 100mile commute so he eventually found the perfect bike for that. I’m a Sunday rider so it’s a GSX1400 for me😍

Best wishes and a happy new year Freddy and Monica ❤️ thank you for your wonderful vidoes its so much appreciated, so please keep it going, greetings from the Netherlands ❤️❤️🙏

Another great video, Freddie, you summed up the adventure bike genre perfectly they really are a do it all bike!

Happy New Year Freddie & Monica, thanks for enjoying us in 2022 and hopefully in 2023! Take care

Congratulations for this video! It truly is the great battle between having the soul of the classics and the comfort, versatility and technology of the adventures. Have a great year 🤘🏼

Personally if it's on two wheels then it's cool, sometimes it's more about the ride/journey than the transport itself 👍

Hi I sold my 2020 HD Street Glide Special 114ci and bought a HD Pan America Special 1250S for exactly the reasons Danny stated,the adventure bike soaks up everything that is thrown at it and then some. Thanks for the great vids keep up the good work.

Great episode and topic to start 2023! Happy new year!!

Happy New Year to you both. Please keep the videos coming. Absolutely love the way you deliver the content. I went from V7 to a GS750 and both are so comfy. 9 hours in the saddle was easy on either. I just fancied a bit more tech on my bikes now

Interesting vid. Its often a battle between owning a bike you really fancy and one that suits you. At 6ft 3 I would definitely fit a big adventure bike well. I still ride a super naked. Its difficult for new riders because often dealers won't give newly qualified or learners a test ride. The KTM is a wonderful bike but I would worry about all that tech keeping working out of warranty. Love the simplicity of the Bonneville, no buffeting from a screen. Just an engine and two wheels, easily fixed by a home mechanic. Happy New year

Thanks for your videos 📹, my husband and I love your KZfaq channel and watch every episode. My husband has had bikes since the 70ties and I have been pillion on many trips including route 66 and north west 500, nothing like a bike trip. Even for a coffee ☕️. We wish yourself and Monika a happy and healthy New year ✨️ 😊

Adventure bikes are brilliant, I am on my 6th BMW GS since 2005, currently a 2021 BMW 1250 GS TE - I also have a 2017 matte black Triumph Thruxton 1200 R in the garage because it is the best 'feel good' bike ever. The bikes are polar opposites, but that is what is so great about motorcycles.

Great vid Fred as someone who is 6.1 I tried many new bikes but just couldn't find them comfortable.so in the end I went for a gs1200.And I don't regret one minute of it.

Happy New Year Freddieand Monica a very interesting episode with Danny . The story couldn’t be more true to my own experience . I’ve come from a Bonneville street scrambler to a Tiger 900 . This adventure bike has given me so much more riding skills and ventures to participate . I appreciate every rider has different appreciations . I miss the Bonneville and it’s rewards but would have to be a second bike now in the garage . Hope to see you with Danny again exchanging experiences .

Another great video Freddie and some excellent questions from you. I can see you buying an adventure bike after this.

Thanks for this! Danny has found himself in the same quandary as so many of us. I’ve been back and forth between a number of bike that could be considered “the perfect tool for the job” to “Gotta have it!” - Honda Sabre to CBR 600F3, Kawasaki Versys to Ninja 1000, Kawasaki Concours to Ducati Scrambler, Ducati Multistrada to Ducati SuperSport. I love my SuperSport, and if I could place it on a stand in my living room, I would do. But a new Versys 650 would get the nod most days if I really was going to put the miles down. I’ve added higher bars, hard saddlebags, a taller screen, heated grips, and it still wears me out more than I’d like when conditions aren’t perfect. Two bikes at once is really the way to go. When you just can’t justify it, the KTM or the like seems the business. But! Man, that Bonneville - and my SuperSport … such soul! 🤷🏼‍♂️

Nice video. Very interesting and informative 👍 I was out on a group ride this last week with one of those ktm, a bmw s100xr and a few others and ktm and bmw was definitely the bikes I was envying the most. I got to sit on the ktm at motorcycle live and could definitely see myself getting one when the time is right.

Happy New year to all. Loved the video, Totally sums up biking, Purley individual, whatever gets you out eh! Looking forward to more video's, but please keep it on home soil, makes me sooooo jealous when your on your trips 😆

Excellent video Freddie. Great insight into an owner's thoughts about his adventure bike. Thanks Danny. It would have been interesting to hear whether Danny would be prepared to take his pride of joy off road, to get the full experience!! Happy New Year to you and Monica. Take care.

Good morning and happy new year, I've only recently become a viewer to your channel (sorry, but better late than never) and I have to say it's excellent (actually it was a comment by TMF who put me on to you). As a rider with many many years of experience I wouldn't normally recommend that a relatively new rider have such big bikes straight away but Danny is obviously a sensible logical chap who is gaining massive experience every day so he'll be fine, anyway great vlog, I shall now hunt out more of your stuff.

1st class video. An intelligent discussion with a guy who puts his responses clearly and to the point with solid reasoning and logic. I agree, for me,that two bikes is the way to go. My Goldwing for comfort and distance in all weather and my Himalayan for a run-about in reasonably good comfort and for off road . Thanks again Freddie. Feliz año nuevo ... as they say here ... to you both.

Great video! Happy New Year to you and Mónica🛵🥳😎

Thanks Freddie and thanks to Danny too. I’m wrestling with GS ownership and yearning for something more traditional. Practically though, the GS is my KTM, I can ride in whatever and not worry about the upkeep.. happy new year all, ride safe and support your local blood bike group.

This became a more interesting video than i thought because it touches on most of our dilemmas! the cool vs the use! In my case, i dream on start biking, as much as i dream having a bonnie, inside me comes that side, if i even like it or its what i eventually like ride on...

Very Interesting Indeed! I like this style of interviewing and discussions, thank you Freddie and Danny! KTM are masters of well sorted bikes.

Great video to start off 2023

All bikes offer an adventure and freedom,it’s just that some want the sophistication of it some don’t,happy New Year to you and Monika❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

HAPPY NEW YEAR to you & Monica. (Also - loving my Christmas Present: Ride & Sons jacket from your mates at XL Moto - wasn't really aware of them till you started on about them 😉

Happy new year to you, New to your channel and really enjoying the videos Thank you.🏍️

Interestingly, I followed a similar path modern classic, to cruiser, to ADV- but ultimately went back to a cruiser from an ADV, because I missed that sense of style and character.

Freddie happy new year! This video spoke to my heart. Chris went through the same bike types I did and ended up on the one that I ordered for 2023. The KTM is amazing all rounder and brings a smile all the time. I thought I was the only one that sold an HD to buy a KTM. I can’t agree more, the KTM is the perfect bike for us tall riders. Now time to lose my additional weight and get one more HD to admire in the garage 😂

Happy New Year and thanks for your entertaining videos. After owning 6 Harley’s and returning to the Uk, where I don’t think the roads really suit cruisers, I opted for a Tiger. Going the ADV route was a great choice for me … the Tiger is a great all round bike and does everything from B road scratching to touring very competently. Keep the vids coming in 2023 😀😀😀

Really refreshing to hear Danny's experience. I've had a similar journey going from a RE Interceptor to a BMW F900XR - function over form. Hope to see Danny on the channel again in future!

Love the content. Do more of this

Excellent video gents. I'm toying with moving from a litre sports bike to an adventure bike and I've fought myself with the decision for months, asking myself many of the questions that Danny has wrangled over. This video has made the decision for me, I'm ordering that Triumph Tiger when the dealer opens tomorrow. Thanks for a great video (and thanks for costing me thousands!!)

Like Danny I had a few different bikes then tried the triumph tiger and that was that adventure bike for me always. so much more practical and can ride for hours. Happy new year fred

A very interesting (as always from Freddie!) article, especially to hear what Danny had to say and why. This summer I‘d have been riding motorcycles for 50 years which at the end of the day you‘re left with asking yourself the following questions; What do you intend to do with the motorcycle? 1) Just commuting? 2) Day Trips only ? 3) Weekends? 4) Holidays for at least a week ? Sure, an Adventure motorcycle can tick all these boxes. Following this there’s then what that bike should cost. These were the questions I asked back in my days as a motorcycle salesman in a showroom. I‘m lucky (and privileged) to have got to the stage of possessing 3 bikes, a TW125 for town, shopping and commuting whilst my 97 Vfr750f comes out for the long distance stuff. Me 72 BSA 650 is off the road cos she hardly got ridden. Maybe some of us are able to have a second bike as Danny mentioned but, it’s easy to see why nowadays the Adventure bikes have literally become a „Jack of all Trades.“

This was brilliant guys. Happy new year!! Bikes are horses for courses. And some cool-looking soul bikes look great until you see people sitting on them. And riding them. Just buy the bike that works for you, no matter the size, style, or make.

A good discussion. There is no wrong bike, because there is the right bike for everyone. The passion and spirit of motorcycling unites us motorcyclists. Happy New Year and good and safe rides 2023.

Happy New Year! Danny seems like a good guy

Great insight into our personal choices. I suppose I think about going back to a cruiser from my adventure bike more than I would like to admit. They do have a lot more character nicer sound etc Thanks though very enjoyable

Happy New Year Modern Classic Adventurero.

Happy New Year to you and Monika Freddie. Thanks also to Danny for sharing his journey. Having owned and ridden all sorts of bikes over the years (sports bikes Classic Z1000s and 900s, old Meriden Triumphs. I'm now riding a Triumph 2010 Scrambler. So not so different from your 2010 Bonneville. Ultimately, these days I prefer the simplicity and the sheer, basic pleasure of a modern classic, riding with my wife Els on her 2012 T100 Bonneville. The problem with motorcyles is that there will always be something different / better out there. Freddie, you seem so at home on your Bonneville. Please don't give up on it too lightly. I think you may regret it...

That was a great video, very informative for me. I've currently got a Guzzi Bellagio and have been to and fro regarding whether to change it for an adventure bike as I do find them appealing and I think I'd use it more in more types of weather and conditions. Also age is now starting to play a bigger part in my decisions, with more aches and pains appearing as the years go on 😞 This was a great insight into the practical experience of making the move and definitely food for thought. Thank you Danny and Freddie, superb content as always and Happy New Year to you and Monika 😊

Happy new year to Monika and yourself Freddie. I reckon bikers change their bikes more often motorists and cars, I’ve currently convinced myself that I need a 1920’s flat tanker in my life, absolutely no idea why! Hats off to the blood bikers out there also, they provide an amazing and valuable service.

Hey Freddie. Just so happens I have 2022 Street Twin AND a 2021 Tiger 900. Love them both and they are a great pair of bikes to own and choose from given the purpose of the ride and my preference for the day.

Great video guys, thank you. I’m currently facing this dilemma with an R Nine T that I love but miss the wanting to stay on the bike all day and travel far and wide. Decision made, its an Adventure bike in 2023 👍

Happy New year Freddie Great video but can't wait to get back to your normal format Fully understand the adventure bike think but to me it's one step from owning a car or gold wing

Happy New Year Freddie, have been watching several of your videos in the last day. Love the way you go about the topics. Nice job! If I can shoot some constructive criticism, the sun in front of the camera is a big no no. Im starting my own vlog soon (once my gear is complete). Keep up the good work and spreading the love for bikes.

I'm glad he found his motorcycle category ! But for me , if I want to be cocooned and sheltered from the weather , and ride in comfort , I'll take the car. I myself have done 7 hour rides on my SV 650 and the comfort was okay I guess , I didn't care much about it , I was thinking about hitting the next corner . But maby that will change with age , I'm only 23 . Also, happy new year :)

I used to have three bikes in the garage, then two with one of them being a winter hack but now I'm down to one that does everything I use a bike for.

Happy New Year!... I cant believe how much this fits my current situation. I have a 2021 Triumph Bobber which I completely love and would hate to sell but I recently got an entry level Adventure bike and I am now completely sold on them. The versatility makes me question selling both and upgrading to the KTM 1290.

Happy New Year! You have done some great videos since starting your channel, but I really enjoyed this one for different reasons, I loved listening to Danny’s bike journey, him being a new rider and moving away from the modern classics for the much more practical ride. While watching I’m thinking how could you sell both of them beauties for the Ktm, as I love modern classic and Harley’s, but Danny so eloquently described the reason for the change, with great questioning from yourself, made me want to really try an adventure bike in the future to see for myself.

I had a similar process but mine was seven years plus in the making. I was dreaming of a retro bike back in 2015, and ultimately bought a used 2013 Moto Guzzi V7 Racer, I replaced that in 2017 with a 2013 Harley Davidson Sportster Custom XL1200C, I bought a second HD in 2019 with a 2016 Dyna Street Bob TC103 (sold in 2020) and kept the Sportster. Owner two bikes where not for me. Anyways long story short this past November I bought a 2020 Ducati Multistrada 950S. I have been pondering adv-bikes the last two / three years for the versatility and do it all purpose.

Happy New Year Freddie. I know a couple of Blood Bikers in the North West (Blackpool area). Great video and nicely informative as usual. Danny seems a decent guy and I hope he makes more appearances on your channel. I agree about bikers swapping machines far more often that car owners.. In the past 7 years I have owned 13 bikes (including 3 BMW 1200GS’s).. I have now settled back onto a 2008 Suzuki GSX1400 FE (Final Edition). Its my favourite all round bike.. Keep up the good work on your channel Best wishes, S.

I have been riding an Africa Twin for the last two years. It's good, reliable etc. Yesterday I rode for the first time after a decade my Ducati ST2, only 40 kilometers but packed with grinning, joy and emotions.

One of your best videos

Excellent New Year video to start 2023

Very interesting talk. I get both perspectives as I am coming from a midrange ADV-Tourer (well, I still own it) and I'm super happy now with my RnineT Scrambler, even on long(er) trips. But I'm glad Danny kept his retro gear and wan't to encourage him to use it once in a while on the KTM. There is nothing wrong with a little bit of style on an adventure bike. ;)

Very interesting. To each their own. I think we all go through our own motorcycle journey and end ip in our own place. For me it's about low speed low tech big mile travel. I need to be able to fix it if it ever breaks and take it wherever I want. But that's just me. Ride your own dream. If you've never been I can heartily recommend the Norfolk and Suffolk aviation museum. It's an amazing place. Happy New year and happy, safe travels 👍

Happy new year Freddie Great video love the KTM and many other adventure bikes you can do a trackday on a Sunday ride across the Sahara on a Monday or do your shopping and coffee bike meets any other day one of the best adventure bikes I had was the Yamaha 1200 super tenere

Great video!

I came from H-D's, my previous being a Streetglide from which I moved to a Pan American. Having finally rejected the PA, I chose the KTM1290SAS and haven't regretted it for one moment. IN my 50+ years of bike riding in one form and another including professionally, it is simply the best bike I have owned and enjoyed in equal measure. I suspect it could be a keeper until the day I hang my boots up......

Another great video. I myself recently changed from a Ducati Diavel, (cool but so impractical and for me with a athritic left leg uncomfortable) to a Honda Africa Twin Adventure Sports with the DCT. I now ride more and for longer than ever. I’ve loved having many different bikes but the comfort and usability of an adventure bike has changed my riding. Love it. So Freddie, do it. Keep the bonneville if you can but you won’t be disappointed with an adventure bike.

😊fast forward 5 years Freddie is in a nice Skoda Superb going Wow! What a revelation! I’m warm and dry! 🤣happy new year! 👌

Same here, I look a right goon on short bikes, both are great looking bikes though, the power of the KtM is great for long commutes and big roads, I feel the KTM adventure is re-assuringly expensive but nonetheless still expensive, but if you use it for everything it's a winner. Great stuff gentlemen. Happy New Year.

Hi Freddie! Jason Andrewes here from Alberta Canada. Really enjoy your quality content. 2 days ago I just bought a 2022 T100 goldline!!!! Happy new year to you and Monika.

HAPPY NEW YEAR , Freddie .

Nice comparison of the two bikes and it shows how each bike is down to requirements of rider. But noone is going to take a second glance at the KTM on the road. I like that people look at and comment on my Bonnie! 😁

Music, old amplifier, Dolby atmos, really good examples. Am also in same boat as Danny. Instead of adjusting to a motorcycle i always wanted to get one which suits me. Now holding the ground with honda CB500X it almost tick ever box. Happy New Year. 😊