2020 Ural GearUp 2WD Hornet Edition

The 2020 Ural GearUp Mad Hornet Edition

[@angelmartorellgonzales1593]

Todos los días me enamoro más de ural y estoy convencido que esté año con la ayuda de todos lograré por fin disfrutar de mi moto y trasladarme por las carreteras de mi Cuba, gracias hermanos se que harán posible mi sueño. BENDICIONES

[@agentsmith9851]

Boy, does it bring a lot of memories. I dad used to own one back in the early 90s. I learned how to ride it when I was 10. I think maybe will buy one. Same seat, my dad and I took it everywhere and had a ton of fun on it.

[@robmx2324]

Like the sporty windscreen for the rider too. Looks awesome.

[@joezednick3197]

I always enjoy your videos, please please keep them coming.

[@dougfielding8215]

Hi, I enjoy your videos. I think the windshield on this bike is perfect for my needs. I wonder if it is expensive compared to after market shields. Also, I wonder if it would fit on a Kawasaki W800.

[@stupollock6851]

Man oh man I love the set up and colour. Perhaps I’d put tub tire rack on as I think it would look almost as good. Decked out exactly way I’d like. I’m in Ontario and if it weren’t for all the hassle with exchange, taxes, and licensing I’d be making the trip to buy this one. Love everything about it.

[@tad597]

Great video and nice color scheme. Any way to get black spokes too?

[@mailman1175]

I've been planning to wait 'til spring for one of these… You're not helping. 😝

[@robmx2324]

Same here.😑

[@mikhailpankin563]

So nice color!!!!

[@lindayorke2077]

Great looking bike.

[@theviking363]

Im seriously considering a ural. I've been riding on and off road since 75..and falling isn't fun anymore. So after careful consideration a trip to your shop is in order. I'm a big guy.6'6"and 240. So how does this bike pull weight?.2 people and a Labrador?..it's the requirements now.hahaha

[@danielestargate]

It's awesome with this colour!

[@alanottley]

Beautiful!

[@troytaylor9228]

People all over the world have told me at times things like my oncologist who lives in England but flies back and forth to the states. He told me the other day at my radiation treatment, "URAL's? Those are a nice idea but talk about unreliable" This is not the first time I've heard this. So, my question is, how reliable are these? Are they what you would call a 'tinker toy' needing tinkering all the time or have they improved now?

[@Planzman1]

Needs front and rear sidecar racks