Forse dovresti comprare una Honda Transalp 600. Vuoi sostenermi regalandomi un litro di benzina ? Ogni piccolo aiuto è davvero importante. paypal.me/enri... Ringrazio tutti e spero vi siate divertiti :)
Had one for a year, great bike ( it was the 89 model year with drum brake on the rear and 55hp), with good carb tunning and everything in spec it will take you almost anywhere, very capable machine, look out for the CDI which can cause problems and also to avoid the shaft problems caused by flawed design try to replace the stock front sprocket with a super-pinion I think it's called, also, if you're planning on serious/faster offroading, upgrading suspension and adding protection such as a metal bash plate and alluminum hand guards are a must imo. Sold mine because even though its a capable, reliable and robust piece of equipment, its too heavy for the kind of ridding I do. Btw if you like Transalps, take a look at the Boano Transalp 600 Replica, its pure bike porn if you ask me, lol.
I actually want Africa Twin or Transalp as my first bike next year. Im not interested in high speeds, im more into adventure and long cruises.. With every video I watch about these older bikes im sold
Great bike. Had my '99 model for a bit over a year now, but unfortunately around last Christmas it randomly started dying on me mid ride, with increased frequency while out (i.e. dies, runs for a bit, dies, runs for a bit shorter, etc. until it basically does not start). Tried cleaning out the air filter, water pump, fuel lines, replacing battery, checking the regulator (all fine). Right now I still have other potential electrical issues to solve, which will probably take a lot of trial and error, since it does not _always_ die, and of course, cleaning out the carb. It seems to run longer when I open the choke for excessive amounts of time before going out (like, not fully open for a minute at 4K, but rather fully open for 3-4 minutes), and less so when I run on higher revs.. leading me to believe the carb is the villain here. Right now I am just not willing to take it for yet another trip to the mechanic, as it just feels like every time I do, I am paying for air...
Gran bel video! Per caso il tratto sassoso che fa anche da copertina del video è un pezzetto di tet albania? Un salutone da parte di un altro transalpista!!
@@michail-ariskalantzis1020 I use Wikilock, it's like Google maps, you can set the filter with " enduro" and you'll find a lot of tracks just looking the map :)
I own both the Transalp (1998) and the Africa Twin (1998 also). both can be used to do anything, Africa has better suspension and more engine but is much more expensive than the Transalp, my current Transalp is the third one I own, it now has 150,000km and is still in pretty good shape. Good day!
