Exploring the Land of Water ~ Kawasaki versys-x 300 and KTM 390 adventure 

Thank you and yes it has! It's great to explore all of that beauty, also abroad, which will be Germany in my next video. 🇩🇪 Enjoy!

Thanks for watching! It's a 2020 Versys.

Hai! Thank you for your reaction. Reliable are both bikes definately. Our conclusion for the bikes: Kawasaki is lower (definately when you lower the suspension) and the seat is softer, bit more comfortable for long rides. The seat is also a bit thinner, so you can reach the ground more easily. Offroad is definately possible with the Versys but I consider taking other tires some day. If you ride on more solid offroad grounds it's just fine. For highway miles we think the Kawasaki is better, especially above 62 miles per hour. Less shaky and more stable. The standing position is more comfortable on the Kawasaki because the steps are lower. Especially noticeable when you are a bit taller. Kawasaki has a carry plate as standard, which costs extra money at KTM. The KTM has stiffer and better suspension. The seat is a bit harder but wider. The tires are more offroad with a flat tread in the middle(here in Europe, don't know what tires are delivered in Amerika). Noisier in the corners because they have courser profile on the side. More torque at the bottom which is a bit easier in sand. We like the extensive display and you can put it in offroad mode (ABS and MTC shut down). There is quickshifter on it, but the disadvantage is that it costs quite a bit of money to activate. Multi Traction Control is a plus, in the corners it adapts to the slope of the bike. Let me know if you have more questions, I hope this is helpful to you! :) please let me know which bike your going for. Best regards from Germany!

@@tourrificbikeadventure Wait, you find the versys seat comfortable for long rides ? It's like seating on a rock ... everybody says so. Weird you find it comfy.

@@alexandre-guzu Yes. But it's my first motorcycle, don't have alot to compare to less then the KTM we have. Can drive for hours without a problem, but maybe also because I'm used to bicycle seats. 😅🚲 Everybody has there own opinion, luckily. 😉

@@alexandre-guzu I have a new 2022 Versys and I saw all the videos of guys complaining about a hard seat. My guess is they have a very limited experience with bikes. I'm on #64 in over 55 years of riding and I can tell you the Versys is not the worst seat on the market (try the Honda Hunter cub CT125 if you want to find out what a rock hard seat is). I was expecting the Versys to be very uncomfortable with a hard seat, but 400 mile days are nothing. I don't find it overly hard at all.

It's definately not rock hard. Still very happy with it and just fine for long rides! 😄👍🏻

That’s an aftermarket modification