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Had a 390 Duke and it would cruise at 75 or 80 all day if needed. Passing power isn't as strong as some other bikes but it's adequate and still better than most cars.
I assume the 390 Adv performs about the same.
I posted this in the CRF300L Rally thread. Figured I'd stick it here too:
390 Adventure CRF300L Rally ABS Price 6199 6299 CC 373 286 Weight 379 337 HP 37 27 HP/W 0.10 0.08 Torque 23 19 T/W 0.06 0.06 Seat Height 33.6 34.7 WB 56.3 57.2 F Wheel 19 21 R Wheel 17 18 Type Tubeless Tube Cyl 1 1 Trans 6 6 Cooling Liquid Liquid Fueling EFI EFI Length 84.8 86.4 Clearance 7.9 10.9 Fuel Tank 3.8 3.4 Service Interval 4650/9300 8000/16000* (guess based on previous model) ABS Yes Yes Gear Indicator Yes Yes Miles Remaining Yes Yes ABS Disable No Yes Off Road ABS Yes No Traction Control Yes No TC Disable Yes No TFT Display Yes No Quickshifter Yes No
Added a little to that list.
Very nice offer thanks. You're close, one of my racing buddies lives in Heath.You are more than welcome to come take mine for a spin
What? They didn't leave it with you? Hmmm.....Didn't get to ride my buddies 390 yesterday as his wife decided they were going to go skiing. Maybe next time.
Wait till you get the pegs “fixed”!The new tires and bar risers made the bike even more fun to ride. It is a lot of fun on a gravel road.
Still wanting to make this bike work for me, glad to hear that the bar risers work. Which foot pegs did you choose and how tall are you? Thanks
That gives a good all around sense of what that bike is all about.390 Adventure putting around a dirt track:
He gets a little faster as he goes.