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Hey! Tanks for the comment. The MT07 was a 2016 model. It was my friend's, I was with the Tuono. But as far as I can tell, he probably had the most comfortable ride :) The only downside are the forks - you can't adjust them and they are too soft, so they tend to dive when you let go the throttle or brake. Other than that, a very solid bike and he had no issues with it

Self proclaimed... sa lahat ng video yn lagi comment mo... nkkhiya sa mga foreigners pagnababasa yan isipin nila masyado tayong uhaw at mayabang.. hayaan mong cla ang magsabi nyan.. be humble please..

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I use Sygic. You can use it offline and you can also add waypoints, which is ideal for planning bike trips. It’s not a free navigation app, but it’s worth the cost :)

Helder Lima, I don’t have a gps plan, but I still have the routes saves in Sygic (the gps navigation app that I use). I could of course provide these :) how should I send this to you?

MrSeskinas you can use this site uploadfiles.io/

Thanks for the positive feedback! Regarding what we do for a living - I work as a project manager in finance and Milda is a marketing manager at a well known lingerie company. Our combined salaries allow us to travel a bit and also have some fun with our hobbies, but essentially it has a lot to do with being cautious in terms of where we spend our money and trying to save money where possible :)

Have not been there yet, but we hope to go back to the Philippines sometime later again :)

I get 200-220, but try not to stretch it further as I was already stranded twice without fuel :)) Generally, fuel consumption drops after the initial 1-2k km. It consumes most fuel when going slow, in traffic, cities, etc. Currently, I would say my average is 7-8l/100 km

Ok that's not too bad then. 200km range is very much doable on long trips. Ever thought of getting the Race ECU or a Powercommander to get it tuned?

I did, but then you need to run an exhaust without a catalytic converter. Otherwise, you will run rich and ruin the motor. Unfortunately, it’s not allowed to not have a catalytic converter in Switzerland and the fines are massive. The police also have the tools and knowledge to inspect the bikes. If you can, I would definitely recommend running a race map, as then the fueling is way more suitable for city driving. The bike becomes smoother at low rpms

Hmmm, to my understanding the Tuono already runs very rich and that's why it is using so much fuel. Tuning it would make the mixture more lean and the motor run hotter. I guess that's what the Race ECU does. Lucky we in the Netherlands do not have a MOT / TüV on Motorcycles so we can basically do what we want with them.

If you don't have an issue with the exhaust, then of course, that's the way to go. Aftermarket exhaust without a catalytic converter + race ecu. Try finding a guy called Gabro on The Aprilia Forum (on facebook). He's one of the best tuners out there

Thanks for the comment :) Well, we walk ours without a leash pretty much everywhere, we go jogging in our town this way as well. My parents had beagles and those are indeed uncontrollable, whereas a whippet always follows you wherever you go. It is true that this dog will chase anything that moves, unless you see that cat / fox / squirrel / or whatever first and tell the dog not to. However, not all whippets are like this. We've met many that have no interest in wildlife. But then again, it does not go hunting on it's own. It's only when a cat pops up in front of it, but that's true for most dogs I believe.

No one is going to check your helmet. In the end, it’s for your own safety, right? :)

Yeah, I also thought that the odds of getting that checked would be astronomical. DOT is pretty much the same thing as ECE, just American (I'm in South America) and SNELL is just an extra certification that does the tests a little differently. My helmet is safe, but the laws that take one or the other are .... stupid to say the least. Thanks for the reply.

MrSeskinas Did a 13 day trip through Spain... people that don't ride really don't know what they're missing

JustThaor, three :) Tuono V4 Factory, MT-07 and CBF500 :)

Just saw the description. That drone footage with the string of bikers was amazing. Good job man, really cool adventure.

Thanks! Told you it was better! ;)

Thanks! But to be honest, my other video from last year #Trip2Catalunya is way better :)

MrSeskinas i will watch the other video after work 🙂 thx for the answer!

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marianne grace, no, we organized everything by ourselves pretty much. For hotels, we used agoda.com. For island hopping, we once rented the whole boat in Coron and basically went wherever we wanted to. In El Nido, we booked a 1 day tour. Honestly, I would recommend renting the whole boat, because otherwise you end up going together with the masses because all boats follow a similar route at a similar time

This dog lives a happy life :) She also travels with us whenever possible. Also, we love the fact that in Switzerland both the rules are the public perception are very favorable to dogs. For example, in our town we can pretty much walk the dog without a leash, we can use a public beach, there are dog bins with plastic bags everywhere and etc.