The expected and UNEXPECTED - Moto Morini X-Cape
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This was a great overview-more thorough than most first-ride reviews I’ve seen for this bike. Looking forward to more as you learn more.
Much appreciated! More to come...
Also, there is an aftermarket bar. I have a system mounted to it and works well.
That's great to know! Thanks for sharing.
Check out the THOR bash plate. It is meaty.
Excellent recommendation! Thank you, Leroy!!!
Interesting, on your X-Cape the front indicator placed on a different place and not on the side case of the Screen.
That's interesting! Are you saying your indicators are in a different location than ours?
Yes, it is clear to see on your Video, on each Side of the TFT Screen case is a Plug, but not used, there are my Indicator. Maybe in the US are other regulations than in Germany for Indicator place on the X-Cape.
@@mauriceb.5318 that is very interesting! You are probably right...there must be some kind of regulation here in the US that made them change that in the US models. Anyway, great eye for catching that!
Yeah my bike has the indicators on the side case of the screen. In from New Zealand. Slight nuances with the bike in different countries. I enjoy the bike. Nice review.
@@leroydebeer35 I appreciate the feedback! I loved my trip to New Zealand!!! Cheers, mate...
I don't understand why everybody focuses so much on ground clearance. Most of the people I've met run these big bikes on gravel and dirt roads. 7' is plenty.
I laid my Vstrom down on top of Cinnamon Pass because there wasn't enough ground clearance.
@@Jason_MotoPhotoAdventures Vehicle Restrictions - Access to Cinnamon Pass requires a 4WD high clearance vehicle. It is rated as a moderate offroad trail and may not be best for beginners.
Doesn't sound like a place you should be taking a V-Strom. Get the right tool for the job.
Welp, I made it from Nc to LA so…