Ducati Multistrada 620

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • Riding the Multistrada 620 @ Lekdijk, The Netherlands.
    Shot with GoPro Hero4 Silver, 1080p60. Raw footage.

Комментарии • 26

  • @lubovavidea2832
    @lubovavidea2832 8 лет назад +1

    YES! I finally got it a few days ago, I'm so happy!

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад

      Nice! Enjoy!

    • @lubovavidea2832
      @lubovavidea2832 8 лет назад

      Sure, I will! :) if you'd like to, you can have a look at it: facebook.com/lubovavidea/photos/?tab=album&album_id=153750358367770

  • @stephenwhite7807
    @stephenwhite7807 8 лет назад

    great stuff. Thank you. I'll go and test it tomorrow and see how it goes. cheers buddy

  • @grzybu8843
    @grzybu8843 8 лет назад

    Nice bike ;)

  • @Wa-wk6qk
    @Wa-wk6qk 8 лет назад

    Mooie rit! Wat voor snelheden haal je nou op dit soort weggetjes?

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад

      +Wouter de Groot 60 ongeveer.. harder mag niet he ;)

  • @lubovavidea2832
    @lubovavidea2832 8 лет назад

    I love this bike! Is this one your? I would love to see some more videos in this quality :)

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад

      It was mine. Had to sell it unfortunately but still miss it. Very underrated bike. The 620 engine is very good and fits the bike very nicely!

    • @lubovavidea2832
      @lubovavidea2832 8 лет назад

      Sad to hear that :( I hope I'll be able to buy it in autumn! Can I have a question? Is it reliable? I think I can take care of the engine quite well, I have been maintaining our Fiat cars since I was little, so I think I could do the maintenance myself, but it would be bad if the bike wasn't reliable :/

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад +1

      +Lubova Videa this engine is basically the same as the old Monster 600 and Supersport 600 engine. No reliability issues whatsoever! Only "typical" ducati thing is that the timing belts need to replaced every 20.000 km (or 2 to 3 years) and the valve clearance need to be checked/adjusted every 10.000 km. So a little more maintenance than the average Japanese bike but if you maintain it well, very reliable.

    • @lubovavidea2832
      @lubovavidea2832 8 лет назад

      Thanks very much for info! :) Now I have a Honda Varadero 125 and I heard the Ducati engine makes vibrations under 3000 rpm, but I'm quite used to it, so I think this is gonna be the right bike for me :) when I was little, I had a model of a Multistrada and I thought it's impossible for me to have one, but I'm near to it!

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад

      +Lubova Videa the vibrations are not that bad, just don't go full throttle in 4th,5th or 6th gear under 4000 rpm because that makes the engine bog a little. But overall a very smooth engine with power everywhere

  • @stephenwhite7807
    @stephenwhite7807 8 лет назад

    cheers for the response. would you say it has good power and can keep up with most bikes and motorway traffic? thank you . I'm thinking about buying one tomorrow and can't find to many reviews on them

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад +1

      +Stephen White I asked myself the same questions when I bought one. It has more than enough power to cruise on the motorway. I did 900 km in one day on the German Autobahn, cruising speed around 160 km/h no problem. Doing 120 km/m and then deciding to pass a car is no problem as well.. plenty of power left. Really nice bike! You will enjoy it :)

  • @marcosvazquezguzman2809
    @marcosvazquezguzman2809 2 года назад

    Cuántos kilómetros por litro te da la Ducati multiestrada 620c.c.

  • @marcosvazquezguzman2809
    @marcosvazquezguzman2809 2 года назад

    Cuántos litros le entran al tanque de gasolina a la moto Ducati multiestrada 620c.c.

  • @earling22
    @earling22 7 лет назад

    what country, please?

  • @stephenwhite7807
    @stephenwhite7807 8 лет назад

    Hi could you tell me top speed please?

    • @ktmkevin
      @ktmkevin  8 лет назад

      +Stephen White the Multistrada 620 tops out at about 200 km/h (indicated). About 190 real km/h I would guess.