even comes with 'chunky' tyres, so if the new owner is skilled enough & feels inclined to do it, riding along river beds is possible .....Africa Twin
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The Bern
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Africa Twin
Thinking of buying this years model ?? Nah save yer money for a while, there will soon be a nice new model out, more powerful & lighter even comes with 'chunky' tyres, so if the new owner is skilled enough & feels inclined to do it, riding along river beds is possible .....
even comes with 'chunky' tyres, so if the new owner is skilled enough & feels inclined to do it, riding along river beds is possible .....Have wheels, will travel 
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phantom309
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Re: Africa Twin
rode one 2 weeks ago .the dct version. and i must say what a beast, an i can flat foot.fairing is good riding possition also very good.... also took out the X-ADV lovely apart from tall. i was on tip toes, very pleased with how it went . an the screen did a fab task of keeping my visor clear in the rain, good power an the rear brake back on the bars. thought they didn't do aswell with the sound though as mine ( NC 750 x )is better . i understand there is now a lust lowering kit 30mm.
Good friends don't let you do stupids thing alone .