Multistrada carving up the twisties

[VEGASRIDER]

Check out how this Ducati Multistrada carves up this road. It's not unitl the 1:45 mark until he finally gets to follow the Multistrada.

Just an absolute sick road, I'm gonna guess somewhere in the Swiss Alps.

Great soundtrack, and a very skilled rider.

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[krid80]

that is pretty darn impressive. That bike is EXACTLY what I need as a next bike.

Too bad it cost Ducati money and not Yamaha money

 

[Motogiro]

Great video!

There's a couple of little sick tight roads you can ride here in SD area. Mesa Grande Rd. near lake Henshaw is one, and has some really tight stuff that sneaks up on you really fast and puts you in the "Oh Sh*t Zone", very quickly.
The next time we do a SoCal ride we can explore that little trek but at a learning pace cuz it will surprise you with much tighter stuff than South Grade on Palomar.

 

[Kazza]

Knees down, I can do that.....

Impressive roads and riders

 

[VEGASRIDER]

Knees down, I can do that.....

Impressive roads and riders

That's what impressed me the most, if you noticed, the road is not forgiving at all. Nothing but guardrails and steep edges with zero shoulder in addition it's a very narrow road. One mistake at their speed you're done!

Interesting to watch the Multistrada rider when he chooses to put knees down and when not to.

The video is pretty sick, sometimes I thought it was in fast forward since the rider just kepts going from one side to the other so quickly.

 

[GConn]

Definitely not a forgiving road they chose The rider on the Duc is good, but I think that the rider on the bike filming was even better.... cleaner lines, less corrections. Regardless...they both did what they did with admirable ease.:thumbup: