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    The ultimate adventure bike?

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    this one pretty good as well!

    http://www.ccm-motorcycles.com/index.asp#
    ....wherezz that track go

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    im already riding it

    i like the look of these although they are more towards full offroad fish'n'hunt
    http://www.rokon.com/1_23_Rokon-for-Hunters.html
    http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...roduces-XTW250
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Why start a thread here for Fairy Tales?



    I know we live in Lord of the Rings country, but this Fantasy lark about 'The Ultimate' is a bit too much....

    If it gets you off the beaten track it is an adventure. If it gets you home safely you have had an adventure!
    Whether it be on a Postie bike around Cape York, a Monkey bike (Dakar) ......

    After checking out ADV, the other site...The adventures people have on their own 'ultimate adventure bike'
    ensures we are following some like minded individuals, superb photography and some well written, entertaining blogs....

    I think that this makes the whole package the 'ultimate'
    No point in having a fantastic beast if you cannot share stories, build rapport with locals, eat as they do, do as they do aka TheBigfella, RoninMoto....

    I hope we all find the ultimate adventure bike and I dare say what is parked in most riders garage at present represents the ultimate to them....

    This will be an interesting thread and will no doubt create some discussion....BUT, no oil questions....


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    Depends on what the ultimate adventure rider needs.

    maybe he /shE can answer THE QUESTION?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    im already riding it
    As if My quarter ton beast is the ultimate adventure bike!

    Quote Originally Posted by Waihou Thumper View Post


    I know we live in Lord of the Rings country, but this Fantasy lark about 'The Ultimate' is a bit too much....
    If it gets you off the beaten track it is an adventure. If it gets you home safely you have had an adventure!
    Whether it be on a Postie bike around Cape York, a Monkey bike (Dakar) ......
    Cut that kumbayah crap out would ya, got no place on KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post

    Cut that kumbayah crap out would ya, got no place on KB
    Oh lord.......

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    Well I spose me being an A Grade Diesel Mech, A member of 4wd clubs for about 20 years (not any more) and into (when I can) Adv riding so when something comes along that has a Diesel engine, All wheel drive and it happens to be a bike, well, ya know how it is.
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    I posted the ultimate diesel bike...

    Quote Originally Posted by Waipukbiker View Post
    Well I spose me being an A Grade Diesel Mech, A member of 4wd clubs for about 20 years (not any more) and into (when I can) Adv riding so when something comes along that has a Diesel engine, All wheel drive and it happens to be a bike, well, ya know how it is.
    Yep, found it a couple of years ago...
    Is made in Holland, it looked fantastic and has a 1000 km tank range.....There is a photo here somewhere....

    http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2009/..._turbo_diesel/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waipukbiker View Post
    bloody cool i reckon...does 2wd mean it could do a reverse wheelie? hehe, ive often felt diesel tech may one day have a place in motorcycling
    as for the ccm, they have hit on a niche in a sense...giving a 450cc bike setup from stock for adv incl a fairing etc, a bit like the tenere but in
    the best size!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Waihou Thumper View Post
    Yep, found it a couple of years ago...
    Is made in Holland, it looked fantastic and has a 1000 km tank range.....There is a photo here somewhere....

    http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2009/..._turbo_diesel/
    Lol, that is the same bike as the OP.
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    over on the adv KLR thread they have some discussion on the marines and there diesel powered KLR's.... would be a contender for the ultimate

    over here http://advrider.com/forums/showthrea...97264&page=513
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    The KLR based Diesel that is currently made for the military market is also rumored to be available soon to us non warrior types.
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    Very tempted to ring the LTSA and say Ive just imported this Diesel KLR which I brought off the Talaban Trademe and ask what the RUC will be.
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