KTM Superduke R Revisited | I've Tried The Rest Still The Best?? 🤔

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Last year I spent a couple of weeks riding the brand new KTM Superduke 1290 R and absolutely loved it, I even made it my bike of 2020. For 2021 however there has been some top new competition arrived on the market. So the question is, has the Superduke still got what it takes to be 'The Daddy' of the supernakeds?
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Комментарии • 428

  • @Raymaciver
    @Raymaciver 3 года назад +68

    Bought mine without a test ride or no knowledge of a Superduke, best decision ever mate.

    • @nsparacino
      @nsparacino 2 года назад +12

      Ha! Me too. When mine got delivered, the sales guy couldn't believe when I said "I've never seen a gen 3 before "😂.
      First ride, knew it was supposed to be a fire breather, so I put it in street mode (lowest throttle response full power mode) full electronic nannies etc. Putter ed slowly to 3rd gear, then held on real tight and thought "let's see what a quick ish burst of 25% throttle will do....". Both handlebars ripped out of my hands and only the pillion seat kept me from sliding right off the back😂😂.

    • @blacksonic1005
      @blacksonic1005 2 года назад +3

      Mi too! I bought the new 1290 super duke r three weeks ago! I bought the bike without a test ride! I watched all the reviews on RUclips! I can't wait until winter is over!

    • @roopemakela887
      @roopemakela887 2 года назад +2

      Me too. Cant even ride it because it's winter here in finland.

    • @goldnmoto383
      @goldnmoto383 2 года назад +3

      That’s how I bought my gen 1. Walked into the dealership with a check for a different bike, saw that black gen 1 on the showroom floor, and walked out an hour later with a brand new KTM bottle opener and an SDR to match… I placed my order for the gen 3 as soon as they went on sale and rode it 600 miles home the day I picked it up

    • @Raymaciver
      @Raymaciver 2 года назад

      @@goldnmoto383 no better feeling mate 👌

  • @giovanniricci4369
    @giovanniricci4369 3 года назад +16

    I just left the bike at the parking after a 7 hours ride, of which 3 and a half under a heeeavy rain. She brought me home in really hard conditions and I’m so grateful. She may be a beast but when you’re in need she does the job and inspires lots of confidence. Thank you my duchesse 🙏✌️

  • @stevesturrock1970
    @stevesturrock1970 6 месяцев назад +1

    Some say "to much is never enough " I say that the gen 3 Evo hits the sweet spot plain and simple , can't get enough of mine .

  • @wanterman5641
    @wanterman5641 3 года назад +23

    I agreed with everything he said about the SDR, I leave mine in sport mode and never have to change it. But you have to be careful with your throttle input most especially at low speed.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman Год назад +1

      I like mine in Performance mode. And if I'm riding tighter roads or track, I put the suspension into Sport mode and set the preload to Auto-Hard or deliberately set it to 60% preload, which is a little rougher but works nicely. On more open roads and regular riding, I put the suspension in Auto. But yes, I have an Evo.

  • @BarryandKaren
    @BarryandKaren 3 года назад +42

    The best reviews, by far. So much info on the feel, the character, the weak points as well as strong points, and the apparent honesty. Love your work. Thank you!

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Barry 👍

    • @johnwandle
      @johnwandle 3 года назад +6

      @@LambChopRides just wait for TMF's review, he'll probably struggle to lean beyond 20 degrees and the bike will be amazing just like everything else he tests. Sorry but he's a 50mph Granny.

    • @Jafmanz
      @Jafmanz 3 года назад

      @@johnwandle oooh shots fired right at the water line!!!

    • @nikos-giorgos
      @nikos-giorgos 2 года назад

      @@johnwandle
      You meant to say
      "absolutely amazing" right?

  • @markellison4875
    @markellison4875 3 года назад +7

    Real honest review. For a mere peasant like me who can only ride what I own, it comes down to personal preference and that is the KTM because you can’t beat a V twin.👍

  • @gregbrickl
    @gregbrickl 3 года назад +16

    I have the V3 SDR and aside from getting only 800 miles out of a rear tire, it’s fantastic. But the tire issue is primarily my fault. I have the Akra Evo exhaust and tech pack. I leave it in track mode, anti wheelie off, and traction control at 3 100% of the time

    • @Icem4n84
      @Icem4n84 3 года назад

      You sir are my kind of guy!

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      I leave it on 1. Have to admit, I've had the tire spin up pretty hard a couple of times.

  • @shivadityasarkar501
    @shivadityasarkar501 Год назад +4

    Legend has it; the front wheel is still in air

  • @RK01
    @RK01 3 года назад +1

    SD is still the king 👑, your right Chops, none of the super naked are bad bikes, it just depends which is your preference, I’m still orange.

  • @zingzong5
    @zingzong5 2 года назад +1

    I have a gen 3 SDR and I’d have to respectfully disagree with the opinion of the suspension… the front is adjustable and also has the red rings on the shafts of the front fork to help you gauge on how much you’d have to set it up. With that I feel like it mops the floor of all the bikes… especially with that adjustable rear shock right there as well 🤷🏻‍♂️ I think KTM definitely knocked it out of the park. Other than that man loved the vid and ride safe brother 💪🏼

  • @headrace4863
    @headrace4863 3 года назад +9

    Another step up in quality chops… you’re making a real effort and it’s truly showing. Fantastic work. Ooooooh that’s a naughty little sausage isn’t it, that KTM. Hard not to want one. 👍👍

  • @RobertKehl
    @RobertKehl 3 года назад +4

    I had the 2020 and now have the 2021. I only ride with the suspension in sport mode. You should try it. The handlings is more precise and sharper. I didn’t like 👍 suspension in standard mode I could feel the rear end move around a little bit and the front end felt a little more vague. Little bit more of a rougher ride but worth it.

    • @RobertKehl
      @RobertKehl 3 года назад +2

      Also if you want a more planted front end feel all you have to do is raise the forks up one or two notches. I currently have mine on the 3rd line. You can go one or two more lines down from that to get a even more planted feel. I like the 3rd line because the bike steer quicker and there less weigh on my wrist. There is so many way to set this bike up. Then there the rear preload adjuster for even more fine tuning your angle of attack.

  • @andrewlucas6214
    @andrewlucas6214 3 года назад +12

    A comparison between this and 890r with Greg would be great. Can you have as much fun on smaller bike? Like triumph street v speed.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  3 года назад +10

      Yes was hoping we could do this one, one to try for next year now!

    • @pyrodoll2422
      @pyrodoll2422 2 года назад +2

      I rode the two back to back recently while my gen 2 1290r was being serviced, 890 first and loved it, so much better than the 790 but after riding the gen 3 1290 around Snowdonia for a full 2 hours it really was king. Can definitely see myself upgrading next spring.

    • @freebehindbars8654
      @freebehindbars8654 2 года назад +2

      A couple comparisons/reviews of the two out there. If I alone rode on the weekends I’d have the 1290, but the 890R is an easy bike to live with.

  • @rgthomson1
    @rgthomson1 Год назад +1

    I have one of these and i dont agree with you on the wheelie aspect you described, it could frighten potential buyers, my opinion is it wont come up unless you are in Performance or Track and wheelie control off, even at that you need to be deliberately aggressive on that throttle to get any effect, other than that a great informative vlog Chopsy

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      The wheel just comes up an hovers a little bit on its own at full throttle. It definitely doesn't wheelie uncontrollably at all. It's sure do them if you want to, though.

  • @victorgonza4528
    @victorgonza4528 3 года назад +3

    It’s a big bike . Super Duke over the Aprilia and Ducati on looks alone .

  • @lordgibbness
    @lordgibbness 3 года назад +1

    The Super Duke R and S1000R were my two favourites when I tested all the nakeds this summer...

  • @markbaker5221
    @markbaker5221 3 года назад +3

    Completely agree Chops👍🏻 Just makes you smile every time you take it out. just does everything well but in a fun crazy way!

  • @sacredgeometry
    @sacredgeometry Год назад

    6:00 Yep. Which is why I love it. Its absolutely perfect. I dont care about anti wheelie and traction control being separate. I am not intending on doing wheelies on the road ... not intending to take the bike off the road.

  • @mktm1290
    @mktm1290 2 года назад +1

    So true regarding the throttle, a few times when I’m just cruising along one handed and try throttle a bit and I’m like woah that was more than I thought I was going to get ha ha ha! Have to respect it

  • @markharrison2484
    @markharrison2484 3 года назад +1

    That front seat release tab and suspension settings sticker are genius. Love quality of life touches like that.

  • @ryanmalone2681
    @ryanmalone2681 Год назад +2

    The electronics on all the new Triumph’s are junk. On a brand new 2022 Tiger i00mRap, Triumph’s factory infotainment team couldn’t even get an iPhone 13 Or GoPro 8 or 10 to connect and integrate. Also, the amount of times I stopped the engine while in the dirt, and then was attacking an ascent and it had reverted back to road mode and I forgot to put it back into off-road mode and got caught out halfway up a hill or incline is countless. I sold the bike and wrote off all Triumph’s because of the electronics alone.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  Год назад

      Yeah triumph electronics are a bit restrictive I've found the same!

  • @rockyp3917
    @rockyp3917 Год назад +1

    I rode this one yesterday and as much as I loved the raw power, my hands were buzzing from all the vibrations and I was tired.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      Funny, I find the vibrations very good on this bike, a big sporting twin needs about 4500-5000 rpm which seems to be most of the problem, people keep riding them like they're an old Harley or something. Every big twin I've ridden is the same, my old Tuono, RC-51 et al Whereas the S1000R I rode made my feet and hands numb, and the owner had filled the bars with something (i forget, maybe lead shot?) to try and stop the incessant bar buzz of the BMW.

  • @abymathew295
    @abymathew295 2 года назад

    KTM is rolling out some super duper awesome bikes lately, 890 Duke, 1290 and Now they are testing a 990 too...How cool is that...😍😍😍

  • @adolfshitler
    @adolfshitler 3 года назад +2

    This is the only super naked that has a chance of getting me to part with 15k+, the others don't get a second look!

  • @mkultrakill1385
    @mkultrakill1385 2 года назад +1

    Currently on a Grom, but this is what I want next.

  • @TheSuperpod
    @TheSuperpod 2 года назад +1

    I had Tuono before Gen3 SDR. For me the winner is SDR by a descent margin, but I liked Tuono a lot too. V2 on SDR is sublime.

  • @nigelfisher3756
    @nigelfisher3756 3 года назад +4

    A very fair assessment of the rankings of the super nakeds; thanks Mr. Chops. I’d put the Tuono slightly ahead of the Duke, but as you say, nitpicking really. As great as these big nakeds are, I’m coming round to the conclusion that, for UK roads at least, smaller capacity, light weight is the way to go, for reasons you know too well. Using smaller bikes to their (near max’) is great fun without the worry, which is why I’m hoping you might consider slinging your leg over the forthcoming KTM390 Duke R. For the money, with the new upgrades it should be a riotously fun (and cheap) bike to ride and own.

    • @Samarth916
      @Samarth916 2 года назад +1

      Your opinion is a mature one. I too believe that lesser weight is a priority specially in the 4 stroke, Euro 5 era where everything gets heavier.
      I own the Duke 390 2013 version and I tell you, in Indian market, even years later there's no proper replacement that's better in every matter. Even Duke 390 itself got heavier due to BS4 and BS6 emission standards (mine is BS3).
      Mine is the same old raw grunt that made KTM famous here. Go ahead wth the Duke, you can't go wrong with them.

  • @theonlyredspecial
    @theonlyredspecial 2 года назад +1

    My mate has one and I gotta say. It’s really lives up to ‘the beast’ name. Cracking bike. Nice article chopster. Loads of useful real world detail mate 🤘🏻

  • @ODGreenZa
    @ODGreenZa 2 года назад

    I joined the ktm family a couple of years ago. Never looked back. Made by bikers for bikers

  • @kirkdunn1379
    @kirkdunn1379 2 года назад

    have 22 890 r and heard some complain about the QS.....mine is pure butter, any rpm at anytime as long as you dont chop throttle like a clutch shift.....keep throttle on and its smooth as a babys bottom.....KTM makes great motorcycles......hopefully will get to ride this bad ass some day....

  • @ROBM13666
    @ROBM13666 3 года назад +4

    After watching your previous review of the gen 3 i just had to have one.. Had been eyeing up the tuono for a few months but you def helped with my choice of the gen 3 superduke.. .. Love it..
    Cheers chops!!

  • @paul.vanhout57
    @paul.vanhout57 3 года назад +2

    Owned the 2011 RC8R and have always been a fan of the LC8 motor. While I am a KTM fanboy I do wish they would up their game on consistent quality control. My 2019 690 Enduro R is rock solid as have the KTM dirt bikes I have owned. but often hear of others that have had issues. Another great review and insightful comparison to the other super nakeds.

  • @mikeharrison72
    @mikeharrison72 2 года назад

    Just wanted to back up your review comments about the Techpack, I just bought a Superduke 1290 R and the dealer threw in the Techpack for free.

  • @timmo3351
    @timmo3351 3 года назад +5

    Feels like you’ve tested this about 5 times! Just get one already! Thought about testing the standard Tuono V4, a more road focussed bike (higher bars/screen etc)?

  • @Neutronb0mb
    @Neutronb0mb 3 года назад +3

    Really looking forward to seeing the new GT and what you think of it. I reckon it could be bike of the year

    • @tomtraynor5384
      @tomtraynor5384 2 года назад

      Praying they release the V.3 KTM GT. It's the type of bike I need (Pillion-worthy/friendly says my wife--it's "her" bike ;) ). Have V.2 GT now and really like it but want the improvements. I'll ride a Multistrada V4 but we don't need/want a 19" front wheel ever and maybe the Pikes Peak if it can be easily adjusted for pillion/solo on suspension. I need MY solo rips, too.

  • @Zeggawong
    @Zeggawong 3 года назад +5

    Have you taken the 890 Duke R for a ride? Had a search and was surprised to see you haven't done a video on it yet.

    • @Stigmo1000
      @Stigmo1000 3 года назад

      Agree, hoping to see a review of the KTM 890 DUKE R.

  • @bigboost2641
    @bigboost2641 4 месяца назад

    Love the review Chopsie! I’ve got a Gen 2 and pick up my 2021 Gen 3 next week! Can’t bloody wait.

  • @VFactory-vl5fi
    @VFactory-vl5fi 3 года назад +1

    Any new content with Lamb Chops or Superduke R’s, I’m all over it!
    I had one few weeks ago. I know it’s the natural progression for me.
    Chops, when are you buying one?
    You wax lyrical about it all the time.

  • @RobertKehl
    @RobertKehl 3 года назад +1

    Also if you want a more planted front end feel all you have to do is raise the forks up one or two notches. I currently have mine on the 3rd line. You can go one or two more lines down from that to get a even more planted feel. I like the 3rd line because the bike steer quicker and there less weigh on my wrist. There is so many way to set this bike up. Then there the rear preload adjuster for even more fine tuning your angle of attack.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman Год назад

      Good advice. The bars are adjustable too, just moving them a little forward would make the front feel more planted, especially on track. I have the Evo and can set the preload about a dozen different ways, that alone makes the bike much more flexible. Turn it down or to auto for comfort, give it 50% or more for sport riding or use one of many presets including auto-hard, auto-med, auto-soft. Just amazing.

  • @kirk9899
    @kirk9899 2 года назад +1

    You are the best reviewer by far! You made reference to a situation I had with my tuned 2018 Super Duke 1290 R. I was riding my bike and a little tired on day. I made a turn and needed to make an immediate lane change to turn left at the next intersection. I grabbed a handful of throttle in what must have been first gear. The front end bounced a few times and I almost lost it. I would have to say, you are the only one on this planet that has mentioned “Whiskey Throttle “. Lol BTW my bike is still in one piece. From that point on I made a cognitive decision to only ride that bike when I am fully on my game because that bike will chew me up if I let it. But that is why we love it because it scares us a little.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  2 года назад

      Glad you got away with it Patrick! Yes indeed the bike is really a beast isn't it 👍😁

  • @joshuasterling2144
    @joshuasterling2144 2 года назад

    I keep focusing on the display. What a nice looking screen.

  • @edwardweiszbeck1649
    @edwardweiszbeck1649 11 месяцев назад

    Great descriptions of the characteristics of your bike. You'd be a great teacher because the way you csn explain things. 👍

  • @jonkelly1920
    @jonkelly1920 3 года назад +5

    Loving all your review Chopsie! You never mentioned the new s1000r! Is that not a super naked anymore? How would you compare it to all the other bikes you’ve mentioned? Sending you Good vibes from Australia ✌️

    • @alexmorgan3435
      @alexmorgan3435 3 года назад +1

      Too much buzz/vibrations through the bars and footpegs. This bike was the biggest disappointment I have ridden. I guess I expected too much and it couldn't deliver. The Speed Triple RS and SDR 3.0 are far better bikes.

  • @mktm1290
    @mktm1290 3 года назад +3

    Would love to see you review the RR version

  • @alexmorgan3435
    @alexmorgan3435 3 года назад +2

    I loved this bike when I rode it back in June. You feel very much like your are sitting on it as opposed to sitting in it as with the Speed Triple RS. The Speed RS Triple felt like it lacked soul compared to the SDR 3.0 which has bags and bags of character. Agree with everything said here. LC is a far better rider than I shall ever be. We await a review of the recently announced Speed Triple RR RS with electronic suspension. I would be so pissed off now if I had bought a new Speed Triple RS when Triumph had definitely said the RS was it, no further modifications or upgrades were on the cards. Yeah right.

    • @alexmorgan3435
      @alexmorgan3435 3 года назад

      @Casey R. How do you know you'd still take the RS instead of the new Speed RR? The RR hasn't even been released yet let alone on sale in dealers!

    • @alaincaspar2148
      @alaincaspar2148 3 года назад

      A bike will always be upgraded ! And they will never tell you it will be upgraded when they just put it on the market ! That's so childish to be pissed off by that ! One thing for sur, we can't say you are sitting in the Speed Triple 1200 RS : strange you say that or you mixed up in and on as you are more in the KTM and on the Triumph (and I prefer the KTM for that, although it is good also with the Triumph). Character wise most people confond torque at low rpm and character : put a lower gear and you'll see if it lacks character lol

  • @dougie1325
    @dougie1325 2 года назад +3

    Nice review John, thank you. As you know I'm a Speed Triple 1050 owner and I think the SDR will win out against the others on my next update. As much as the Speed is a great machine I'm not brand loyal and fancy a change. The looks of the SDR are Marmite but I like it, particularly once it's had a few mods added. I don't think you can beat the sound of the Tuono but the SDR is a more all round practical machine still with buckets of fun.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman Год назад +1

      The Gen 3 really knows how to finish a corner, something that all Aprilias require more muscle to do. I am an Aprilia guy for over a decade and for a street bike, I have zero complaints with what KTM have done to this bike. And it was cheaper after freight, taxes and a 5 year extended warranty + Tech Pack than the base MSRP on a Tuono Factory.

  • @helgejohan3604
    @helgejohan3604 2 месяца назад

    Streetfighter are more soft and more uppright😜Superduke 1290 in sport mode brutal 3t gear wheelie✊🔥speed triple slower and more blend 🤙

  • @glennbrondgeest
    @glennbrondgeest Год назад

    Thanks for the great review tomorrow I’m picking up my brand new 2022 superduke!!

  • @mrste1250
    @mrste1250 3 года назад +13

    Chopsey, I’ve owned the streetfighter v4s & the super duke r 3 but recently tested the s1000r m sport, I found personally for me this was the best all round motorcycle I have ridden, surely this deserves a shout out, yes it was a little down on power but what a lot of motorcycle for the money, love your reviews as I can relate to your riding style. 👌
    PS don’t get caught in the rain on the sdr gen 3, your back & arse will get soaking wet through via rear tyre splash😳

    • @denvercolorado
      @denvercolorado 3 года назад +6

      I got the old model s1000r and now i got the superduke 3.0. The BMW engine is absolutely amazing. The KTM chassis is better but is also a new bike. I've now much much problems with my KTM and the assistance is bad! Very very bad! My bike doesn't brake while it turned. The abs cornering work bad, it's gone, and ktm said me that is ok 🤣🤣🤣. I ride a bomb with the timer on my life. I'll sell this coffin and i'll take Tuono or come back to Bmw.

    • @cribs4551
      @cribs4551 3 года назад +2

      @@denvercolorado Me too brother. My 2014 SD spent 80% of its time riding to the garage. It really ruined the experience. It cost me approximately £1000 every 3-4 months in repairs. Yes, it might be an old bike but the damage has been done. Sorry everyone 😥

    • @TheGEEFUNK
      @TheGEEFUNK 3 года назад +1

      @@denvercolorado no issue on warranty in UK at all. Sounds like your buying your bikes from dodgy places 😆 Aprillia Tuono is amazing bug they are very very problematic. But each to there own lol

    • @VFactory-vl5fi
      @VFactory-vl5fi 3 года назад +3

      Whilst the S1000r is a phenomenal road bike and ridiculously fast and good at everything, it just doesn’t have the character you need, to be in that top 3.

    • @denvercolorado
      @denvercolorado 3 года назад

      @@TheGEEFUNK Tuono 2021 is the supernaked with less problems. Ktm, Ducati and Triumph are catastrofics

  • @wee8ndrew
    @wee8ndrew 2 года назад

    Great job! You are surely the most HONEST reviewer on RUclips right now. Please stay that way!

  • @TheGray1967
    @TheGray1967 3 года назад +3

    Great review chops as always , just bought one
    Had the Tuono , fantastic bike , but as you said , fuel economy and service costs , too much , and you can’t even add just a end can without changing the ecu 😫😫😫
    But that v4 sound ❤️❤️❤️

  • @ilmostro16
    @ilmostro16 3 года назад +4

    Love it, looks great, love a huge performance v-twin. Just wish the dash had less of an iPad app/calculator looking UI. Can’t get used to the look of the dash.

  • @michaeljkasnter
    @michaeljkasnter 3 года назад +1

    Absolutely Love yout HD content!!! I really appreciate you taking the extra upload time for all of us !!! Nice 👍 work Chops!!!!

  • @MuscleBandit
    @MuscleBandit 3 года назад +1

    Great review as always mate, I look forward to riding one. The sound when you blipped the throttle at the beginning was to die for. Want!

  • @zxgeorger
    @zxgeorger 2 года назад +1

    The Speed is better! It's awesome with the Racefit exhaust.

  • @jacobleppard2039
    @jacobleppard2039 2 года назад +1

    I've watched every video you've done on this Gen 3 SDR multiple times. Learnt several handy things and had an understanding of how it behaves prior to the test rides. Finally managed to get one a couple of weeks ago and am in love with it. Enjoy the channel a lot and really looking forward to the reviews on the many new machines landing in 2022! Thank you!

  • @andyorange7666
    @andyorange7666 3 года назад +3

    Good catch up review Chops, it is still the Daddy (but I'm biased), just such a shame the gen3 has lost the burble and pop on the overrun. On a different note, those shorty type gloves really worry me, there's exposed skin in normal riding so there'd be a lot more if you were sliding down the road (don't try it, please). Leaves your wrists and forearms so exposed, makes me shudder a bit.

    • @Rayk76
      @Rayk76 2 года назад

      KTM 690smc R

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад +1

      BT-Moto and others are selling tunes for the Gen3 now. They not only release 5whp everywhere and change the response entirely, you get lots of burbles and pops.

  • @r.matthews594
    @r.matthews594 3 года назад +2

    I test rode the new Streetfight, sat on it, and thought "What is Chopsy on about", after riding it for about 25 minutes, I saw what you meant. It's bizarrely tiring, it's just...you might as well buy a Panigale. Sure, it's upright, but it felt a little strange. When I returned to the dealership at the end of my ride, it was a "no" miles before getting there. TV4 vs SDR for me.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  3 года назад +1

      Yes you need to ride it for awhile before the tiring kicks in! Glad Im not the only one :-)

    • @r.matthews594
      @r.matthews594 3 года назад

      @@LambChopRides I've heard it from a few other people too, it's not just you or I.

  • @markcartwright1176
    @markcartwright1176 3 года назад

    👌👌👍👍 test rode 1290 adv s yesterday was blown away with the whole package the engine is a peach

  • @Senna-xi1gr
    @Senna-xi1gr 3 года назад

    Sold mine as it would not keep a charge. Bloody nightmare. Now on SMCR, 👍🏆

  • @hipsabad
    @hipsabad 2 года назад

    @ 20:06 i've always wondered why there aren't WAY MORE animals leaping out from those shrubs on your rides along all those hedgerows

  • @colinmcfarlane2042
    @colinmcfarlane2042 2 года назад

    Great machine, love mine.
    Got an ex demo machine with Tech pack included with low mileage for less than £14k & got the heated grips which are brilliant.
    Ridden a Dragster & it wasn't for me compared to this, though it was still a nice bike taken on its own.
    Its the only bike I've ever bought without a test ride first & it doesn't disappoint.

  • @MultiMrmx
    @MultiMrmx 2 года назад +1

    Great review,would be awsum to see a review of the RR tho as nobody has really done one,I think alot of people would like to see your thoughts on it

  • @kmfiz
    @kmfiz 3 года назад +4

    Nice re-review Chopsy! I’m liking my SDR a lot and agree with everything you said, but are you sure it’s considered heavy compared to others? By my math it’s only 442 lbs wet…pretty light.
    I’m sure you can’t go wrong with any of these other hyper-naked bikes, they’ll all put a smile on your face.

    • @stevecole950
      @stevecole950 Год назад +1

      They dropped something like 4kg more out of the 2023 I believe. It's now probably the lightest - not sure what the streetfighter or the MT-10 weigh however. I have a deposit on a 2023 Evo. Super excited even after decades of bikes new and old.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  Год назад

      Enjoy it Steve! Lucky sod

  • @enntense
    @enntense 3 года назад +1

    Nice review. I have a Gen2. I would say the taller you are the more ideal this bike becomes as well. If you are over 6' tall, all of it's competitors become a test of your flexibility endurance...And well, that's why I no longer rode sports bikes in the first place.

    • @monkmoto1887
      @monkmoto1887 3 года назад

      Went on a canyon run with 2 of those back when they were new, I was shocked how tall it was and I’m not that short lol. They were fast in the straights too

  • @Jeez726
    @Jeez726 3 года назад +3

    Nice! Would like to see you review the ‘standard’ Tuono. I know it’s similar to the Factory but it’s a bit more practical for road. This may tip the edge to top spot.

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  3 года назад +1

      Yup they are wrong, maybe the gen1 version certainly not the gen 3

    • @Jeez726
      @Jeez726 2 года назад +1

      Please give it a try if you can. Reckon a lot of people would be interested. 🙏

  • @jimjim753
    @jimjim753 3 года назад

    I have a 18 sdr 36000miles....love it.. thinking of upgrade soon .. leaning towards a 22 sdr.....

  • @Firestorm637
    @Firestorm637 2 года назад

    MV and super Duke for sure! Aprilia for the sounds

  • @bbouchan1
    @bbouchan1 3 года назад

    Hi lamb Chop, I don't know if you remember me but I'm the super duke addict who lives in S/W France currently on my 5th 1290. I'm sending you this message with a link to one of my son's videos that he took in Spain last week. I'd like you to see it because it gives you an idea of the sort of roads we ride in Spain & this is just one amongst many. It was a test video with a borrowed camera so the perspective isn't great but it should give you a good idea, try & watch it all if you can & you'll see me at the very end on my 1290. The roads here are probably some of the very best maybe in the world & I would like for other people to know about it & that is why I would like you to come down & try them for yourself. In fact I love the region so much that I bought a place there & it's only about 3 hrs from my house in France. This particular road is about 50 km of fantastic bends & scenery. Also I'm thinking that maybe we could get a few tours going hopefully next year. Anyway here's the link & let me know what you think
    ruclips.net/video/VtPsc6EBRi0/видео.html
    Ps I tried to send you this message on your lcr website but couldn't get past captcha code.

  • @f1hotrod527
    @f1hotrod527 2 года назад

    That orange wheel sticker improved the lap time by 1.5 to 2 seconds.

  • @Steve-motorcycles
    @Steve-motorcycles Год назад

    Riding and old friend, I bet it’s Missenden flyer 🎉

  • @expatbiker6598
    @expatbiker6598 2 года назад

    it's the number 1 naked. tuono seems like a converted superbike like the streetfighter

  • @alanshearing7515
    @alanshearing7515 3 года назад +1

    Great review Bud, things are getting tight at the the top . My choice would be the KTM , practical , range and comfortable.

  • @daveo9844
    @daveo9844 3 года назад +1

    Great update chops. Just bought a gen 2 but I’ll keep saving 🤑

  • @emmanuelblanc9390
    @emmanuelblanc9390 2 года назад +2

    Hello from France. Superb review as always !!! I have thoroughlly tried the Triumph and Tuono and got to the SDR gen3 on replacement of my Gen2. I hated the imprecise gear box on the Speed triple. Tuono is superb but no duo at all possible and it heats more…. Duo is not a nightmare on this SDR. Enough room under seat to carry 2 disc blocks which is not a detail ! Wonderful personality and engine présence even at low revs’ and speed …. The Tuono with Its amazing soins needs more speed to enjoy : even more of a driver’s licence predator. Only real weak point for me : the unprecise fuel gage : skipping from 70 kms of autonomy to 20 in 10 kms …. I fully agree with you : this SDR is a wonderful happy making everday Bike ! And perfect for big guys like you and me (I am 205 Lbs and 190 cm tall : speed triple looks very small under me …..)

    • @emmanuelblanc9390
      @emmanuelblanc9390 2 года назад +1

      The Tuono has an amazing « sound »…. Sorry automatic French corrector…..

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  2 года назад +1

      Thanks Emmanuel seems we are on the page here 👍

    • @emmanuelblanc9390
      @emmanuelblanc9390 2 года назад

      @@LambChopRides absolutely ! Thank you for the magnificent work you do on your videos and your very in depth reviews, always keeping in mind the « real world » of biking practice, not only top power or speed but also everyday capability. That is a lot of work for sure !

  • @samiam5326
    @samiam5326 3 года назад +2

    Hey John, another great watch. Thanks! Where would you place the latest S1000R in the rankings?

  • @scaff3450
    @scaff3450 3 года назад +1

    Still love mine chopsy and have tried the rest to and for me definitely still the best 👍 I am a bit biased I must admit .great vlog again as usual chops

  • @orangefuture4910
    @orangefuture4910 3 года назад +1

    Rode Tuono yesterday and don't see what all the fuss is about. Yes suspension and brakes are good but it's too sporty and even with wheelie control at level 1 still was holding me back too much.
    Streetfighter too top endy
    SD every time.

  • @natepacheco2602
    @natepacheco2602 2 года назад +1

    Are you going to review the new Tuono (Non-factory)?

  • @keyboarddancers7751
    @keyboarddancers7751 2 года назад +1

    Why doesn't KTM release a fully faired version of this bike?

  • @ashdivakaran9664
    @ashdivakaran9664 Год назад

    I can’t decide between this and the GSXr 1000. Two completely different bikes

  • @ilpuntouk
    @ilpuntouk 3 года назад +3

    any chance to see a s1000r vs speed RS soon?

  • @brianrainey2739
    @brianrainey2739 3 года назад

    Still looking at picking up a gen2. There’s a 2017 with track pack and quickshift and an SC pipe for sale about 3 hours away. If it were closer it might already be headed for my garage….

  • @kimw200blaze4
    @kimw200blaze4 2 года назад +1

    There is no doubt that this is an extremely powerful naked bike. I think what makes it special is the big V-twin. I however, have heard about long-term reliability and quality issues concerning KTM bikes. Looking forward Chopsy to your review/ride of the new 2021 Yamaha R7.

  • @MotoTvWoodsFarm
    @MotoTvWoodsFarm 2 года назад

    I missed the bit about the glorious soft cushion of the KTM

  • @Trystan46
    @Trystan46 2 года назад

    I absolutely love mine !!!!!! Good review Chopsy ! 😀ride safe

  • @bakedbeanzontoast9078
    @bakedbeanzontoast9078 3 года назад +1

    Would you ever be able to review the RR version they now have, just to compare it to the " normal " version. Great review, 👍👍👍🇬🇧

  • @Kurlach
    @Kurlach 3 года назад +1

    Had a 3rd gen SDR. Loved it. Sold after five months.
    Moment you get out on an A road or motorway the engine is negated because the wind blast is extreme. And bits kept falling off and going wrong, which is a bit of a bummer.
    You can also get matte paint spray, takes moments to clean.

    • @RobertKehl
      @RobertKehl 3 года назад +1

      I’m not surprised some of the people that build these in India may not be following directions and using a torque wrench. Your dealer should be going over the bike before they release it to you. Also on the first break in service you or your dealer are supposed to go over the bike again checking for loose bolts. It’s normal for new bikes to have this issue. New parts need to seat in. After several heat cycle and new bikes vibrating/ breaking in some bolt and fasteners will need re torquing.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      I haven't had any problem with mine. And yeah, wind blast of a naked bike can be extreme for sure. I prefer that honestly, because my RSV4 just isn't happy at speeds that would put me into jail, it wants to be let off its leash and fly. It feels like I'm flying on the 1290R at speeds that just get me a big ticket.

  • @negenelf123
    @negenelf123 3 года назад +1

    For me the new boss is the streetfightr V4

  • @awalmmahmed1795
    @awalmmahmed1795 3 года назад +8

    You didn't even have to talk about not riding the males.... We've been on your channel for long enough 😜😜 I knew what you meant 😂😂

  • @flippy66
    @flippy66 2 месяца назад

    The bigger risk with wheelies in the UK is getting caught and banned, it sucks.

  • @bibhabbag1
    @bibhabbag1 2 года назад

    The newer bikes are better as a whole. But the older bikes are faster than the newer bikes in gear. I wud love to see a drag race between all the three gen bikes, all fitted with a quick shifter though.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      On the dyno, this generation makes 165-167whp which is more than 10whp (8%?) over what the Gen2 made. It's a fair bit lighter, too. Reality says it's a much faster bike.

  • @neilallen460
    @neilallen460 2 года назад

    Stunning bike, but don’t be the fly drawn to the blue light. The cooling system is horrendous, with the cooling fan running almost constantly in warmer weather; also key constantly out of range and other electrical problems. Other issues are service support, manuals etc. I love mine, but overall I regret buying it. My advice if you do buy, check guarantees for the parts including electronics, also get yourself a wiring diagram A3, you will need it I guarantee.

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      I haven't had these issues at all. The motor's never become very hot either. I have a 2023 Evo. Once I figured out that the gas cap won't open if you turn the ignition off for too long, it's been all good as far as I'm concerned.

  • @pauljoel4514
    @pauljoel4514 3 года назад

    Great Vid, Mr Chops. I got the tech pack included in the new purchase price of my 2021 bike and a great PX deal for my old bike (MT09).
    I fitted the little plastic spacers in the throttle and it really helps with the initial throttle modulation.
    Agree with all of your comments, quick shifter... performance.... road handling are all fantastic, my only bug bear is the indicator switch (I have seen lots of online complaints on this). The comment of it being a "wobbly tooth" is spot on and it can take several attempts to cancel the indicators (the auto cancel does work but often not as soon as you need so as not to send the wrong message to others).
    Sorry I just cant accept the Tuono as a naked, great bike but it really is an RSV with a "saw off" fairing and bars replacing the clip on's.
    Final point..... why didn't you mention that you can fit a regular size Cornish pasty under the saddle??? (not the giant obviously LOL!!).
    Keep the content coming, and for goodness sake get back to your ongoing build projects :-)

    • @LambChopRides
      @LambChopRides  3 года назад

      Haha, yes I recorded this before the pasty run or I would have 😆 yes I also agree with switch gear feel it's not great expecially the indicator switch good point should have mentioned that 👍

    • @g33keh76
      @g33keh76 2 года назад

      there's only ONE size of Cornish pasty m8, LARGE STEAK! :D

  • @maldridge7630
    @maldridge7630 3 года назад +1

    I was so close to buying one...but lack of reliability got in the way

    • @SteveC-Shaman
      @SteveC-Shaman 9 месяцев назад

      1st year with mine - no issues other than I went through a rear tire in a hurry. lol

  • @bryansuperduke1290r
    @bryansuperduke1290r 3 года назад +1

    Thank god I got the right one, still the Daddy!
    WHERE IS THE HYPERMOTURD?

  • @myagoodbody7942
    @myagoodbody7942 3 года назад

    You keep knocking it out the park with these vids

  • @jonnybegood4848
    @jonnybegood4848 2 года назад +5

    I've bought several of the bikes you've reviewed and seemed to especially enjoy in the last half decade, eg. the Husky 701 SM, the Yamaha MT-10 and the 2017 model year KTM SuperDuke. I actually traded the SD for the MT-10 but thank you! Looks like there's reason enough to not feel like an utter fool and move back to the KTM. You can stop posting now . . .

    • @uberschnitzel6255
      @uberschnitzel6255 2 года назад +3

      i did it the other way around loved the mt10 great bike but the ktm is just the bike for me again nothing against the mt10 would have kept it 2 if it was possible XD

  • @ad_the_biker
    @ad_the_biker 3 года назад

    Collecting mine on monday afternoon. Cant wait!!

  • @denvercolorado
    @denvercolorado 3 года назад +1

    I just gave one click the whole package to hard it, and now on the road it's fantastic. Too bad that my abs cornering is completely drunk and that when cornering the bike no longer brakes (it's absurd on a 20,000 euro bike). Ktm doesn't want to recognize the problem so, or I drive with a gun in the temple or use it in supermoto mode that disables abs cornering. I am very disappointed with the assistance and, reluctantly, I will be obliged to sell it for my safety issue. I'll change that with Tuono.

    • @monkmoto1887
      @monkmoto1887 3 года назад +3

      All of these new systems aren’t as good as they say. It’s not even a euro bike thing, as much as I rag on them. All these systems lose their shit when a sensor goes bad or a wire shorts and now your bike is a death trap. Just read an article about the harely trike locking one back wheel because of a faulty abs sensor and severely injuring and even killing people. Now they’re being sued. Was the ABS really necessary or would two linked brakes have been adequate? And they’re not even necessary if you exercise a little due diligence. 10 years ago you could get a liter bike with 180 hp and none of that crap to go wrong, that was the golden era of the sport bike in my opinion, and if you need the tech to ride a bike with that much power, do you really belong on the bike?

    • @denvercolorado
      @denvercolorado 3 года назад +1

      @@monkmoto1887 They should be systems to improve security and for the same reason they can no longer be disabled. It seems like a joke. The thing that leaves me stunned is assistance. I have a new bike, which does not work, potentially dangerous and they do absolutely nothing.