The 4runner was totaled a few months ago. It was great. I had no issues with it.

Nope

I own a 750 dorso.. It's a great and a fun bike!

Don't know if you still need this comment but as some one who has a dorsoduro 750 and a friend of mine has a myt07 which i rode allot as well. I can say the DD feels more powerful and handles better. The torque on the DD feels much better and higher then the 07. I would personally not pick the 07 over the DD apart from the fact that you are buying a reliable Japanese bike.

@@PedoBear1811 thanks for your feedback mate, yes I'll go always to the DD, it's a beautiful bike, I've never like the 07, only think I like in the 07 is the engine, the comparison I'm talking above (DD 750 and MT 07) it was just to know how powerful is the DD because I've never ride one, and I'm already ride a 07, so is just to know that.. What about weight? I know the 07 is lighter, but what about the feeling, corner after corner in a montain road for exemple?

@@silvaridebikes While the DD is heavier which you do feel at very slow speeds the taller riding position and it's wider handle bars makes the DD feel much better in corners when at normal or high speed. The DD is made to be ridden on the mountains.

@@PedoBear1811 thanks!

I found the suspension for 60 bucks. The lower bushings for the rear for 13 dollars and the daystar front and rears bought new from Amazon on sale for 117. In all just under 200

@@deloneknives9357 what great find 👍

Looking at it it kinda just looks like it was a quick fab. There isn’t any logos on it.

Bestvanhome no I haven’t seen that but I’ll definitely pay attention next time I raise it. I mean in that much of a flex I definitely wouldn’t be going that fast so I don’t see that being a problem either.

Key hole underneath tail light

Yeah I still have the bike I have done 2000 miles now and it’s awesome for hour and a half or so with no padding but you can definitely do longer with a small pad. I love it. It pretty powerful compared to other bikes I referred to. You should fit fine on it.

You might not be able to flat foot both sides but it really depends on the inseam. I’m 5’11 and it’s a bit tall but I like it that way.

Moto Stars yeah that would be awesome

@@deloneknives9357 Thanks mate!

David Wiseman glad I can help someone

Kaos Riders yeah that would be awesome

Thanks man :)

Jon R when I got this one it was a killer deal I picked it up for 3800 with 6200 miles and I didn’t know much about it other than I wanted a sumo that was more street oriented . I like to learn about different bikes. I have been talking to different people about getting a gel seat custom that would offer more support but most are afraid to take on the job. I’ll probably end up getting one of the manufactured gel seats if I ever find one.

Delone Knives Theres some people on eBay who modify the original seat but I just went with the Aprilia gel seat on both my 2014 before it was totaled and just got one for my 2018. I found that oem parts are cheaper if you buy them from Italy. I got the Arrow exhaust and the gel seat for $1200 shipped. If I bought in the US it would've been around $1800. I got mine from Pogliani but got the last one and who knows when they'll get another with everything that's going on. There's also the Airhawk Dual Sport which would fit the Dorsoduro seat perfectly

Original gel seat isn't worth the price, I have it but I prefered the original modified with gel and memory foam. Original gel seat is good for short people because is thin.

@@deloneknives9357 Damn killer deal 3800

Irrelevant Me yeah I just swapped the rear lower bushings to fit.

Irrelevant Me yeah I just swapped the rear lower bushings to fit.

I don’t know the stock offset for the 5th gen newer 4runner wheels but it’s not far off the 4th gen stock offset.

MrRopcean yup just a single

@@deloneknives9357 any obnoxious drone ? And do you still like it ?

Chad Carrell there is a drone at 50 but at 60 it’s gone it really depends on the rpms I like the low end deep sounds so it works for me.