Kawasaki Versys 650 (2018) Review & Testride

This is Kawasaki's version of the mid-range road/offroad Adventure bike.
More on-road than the V-Strom, but less so than the Tracer.
With adjustible suspension so you can make it more or less off-roady, this is a great in-between!
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[@puddingleaf]

The best motorcycle ever made. I have had mine for 2 years. I'm still in love. Not the fastest, not the most planted but, all usage considered, the best. Nimble, humble but does exactly what you want it to do, exactly when you want it to do it. The best all-rounder ever engineered. Incredible. My ONLY criticism would be that it could be punchier. If they release a Kawasaki Versys 800 and SLIGHTLY stronger brakes, i'm already sold.

[@phnx4life]

It's fast enough (if not the fastest adventurer on the road) and the breaks are good enough.

[@lungyuyuan7753]

How bout just a simple step up a usual 750 LT Versy kawasaki with all the extra and more tires and all 19 inch size up on the front wheel or tires that make it feels like a 19 inches on the front rim ride fir the first time for all the big fans of all around bike of the year . Save your tears everyone this bike will get dine as it shall be done only a 144,000 available in the whole world . Better sign up for one before you get left behind . Now let make a commercial about this dream bike for everyone to see it’s been done for y’all now . Yeeee haaaaa from all the East to the West Coast babe

[@saddlesore_adventures]

I'm riding mk1 Versys and can confirm it's a great touring bike. Lots of pleasure on the twisties and good enough performance on highway. You can get better bikes but this one is great value for money.

[@mindspinn311]

agreed

[@sclyon]

I want one. Haha

[@drivingbro]

Mine is extremely fuel efficient for some reason, i went 300km on 10L !

[@mindspinn311]

In my opinion, and many would agree, the Versys 650 is one of the BEST motorcycles ever made and one of the best you can currently buy. That said, you obviously have a different opinion of many things about the Versys 650 since the last time you rode one in 2016, almost like you forgot you've reviewed this bike before. You enjoyed it a lot, loved the engine induction sound, thought it was a four cylinder. And it is the INDUCTION sound you love not the exhaust sound as you say in this video. You call this a "big" bike now but didn't say that before. It's not a "big" bike especially compared to the Versys 1000 or even your Tracer 700. But, overall you seem to enjoy it more as you ride it where you were hesitant at first. And you now understand it is NOT an adventure bike which I think was your misconception on your 2016 ride. Also, I'm surprised you criticize Yamaha for engine sound when you have a Tracer 700 which has a lovely sounding 270 crank angle, whereas the Versys 650 is a traditional 180 crank angle and most people hate the sound except at higher RPM with throttle open where it comes alive as you show here. But at idle they sound agricultural and exhaust doesn't help that much. I have a 2014 Versys 650 and it's not as refined as the 2015+ model, but still better than the 2007-2009 version. The engine gained 5hp and two more rubber mounts, plus suspension and brake improvements, styling and that windscreen system borrowed from the 1000 (that you thought was great last time). Handling is amazing with either bike, but the newer one is better for longer rides. Anyway, I could listen to that induction sound all day. My Versys doesn't make that sound as strongly I assume due to a different airbox design. At least I can do a slip-on exhaust whereas the current model you can only do full exhaust. I may get this newer version if I can find an amazing deal like I did on my 2014, but it's definitely not necessary. The Versys 650 is one of the best bikes ever made regardless of which year it is.

[@Andriig75]

Nice info, thanks. Thinking about getting one like your. Are the newer models improvements justify extra $$, or the older one as good but much cheaper. I can wrench on bikes, so upgrades improvements is not an issue. Have you ridden the new ones for comparison?? Thanks in advance

[@johnnygross4415]

I have the 14 also, two brothers pipe kicks ass

[@mindspinn311]

Andrii Gritsina If you can afford the 2015 or newer model it’s worth it especially for the version with the luggage. I bought a 2014 because it had less than 500 miles and was very cheap. But I am now considering selling it to buy a 2019 or 2020 because I want the refinements and the integrated bags.

[@johnnygross4415]

I've got 2 bothers slip on, it's great, pops, farts, and revs better

[@malachiaxl3178]

instablaster

[@TheGrundig81]

Yamaha??

[@napitsyolo2948]

I own this bike for 2 years now, it is so underrated. The bike gets even better when you change the stock tires (im using Pirelli Angel ST). Mivv exhaust only costs 400euros sounds brutal. Once you get on it you really dont feel any of that weight that scares potential customers. Take my advice and consider buying this bike.

[@rickgarcia8481]

Great job on the curves, your excitement was great... That seems like a great combo on the 650...comfy, good handling, and decent speed

[@STruple12]

About the exhaust note: Automatic captions register [Music] when you hit the throttle (8:00). Enough said

[@Zeuspwns]

I got one of these on the 3rd of May and have done already over 2000 miles after the first service the engine is so much better and smoother! Such a good bike for doing miles and a bit of fun in the twisties.

[@billbaugh4404]

Awesome review-thanks! I pick up my new Versys 650 this week! 👍

[@planetpeckham1]

Thanks Cager. This and your V-Strom 650 review have really got me thinking. Excellent (& entertaining) reviews!

[@protectorh9167]

I got the 2023 model is very good for long trips on small roads

[@joecamel6835]

Sweet, i'm lookin at a 2018 with very low miles.

[@ProvokerZ]

usually the reviews are 10 minutes long and i can't even sit through 3 minutes of them. This one though? I enjoyed from the very first second to the very last end and was surprised it was over. Great review definitely helped me make up my mind and subbed as well

[@CCShad]

Must be the suspension adjustment because other then the addition of a gear indicator and a few other small things there were no major changes made to the bike. I agree with your assessment, great bike, not crazy fast but competent and fun to ride. Mine is a 2016. Very happy with it. I’ve got Bridgestone Battlax T-30s on mine made a big difference in the handling. Installing a T-31 Evo on the front soon.

[@kleinbottled79]

I was thinking the same thing. New Versys isn't much different than the old. Cager is probably experiencing the power of a good setup vs a bad setup. Bungle the suspension settings and let a couple psi out of a tire; you can make a great bike feel pretty crap.

[@CCShad]

kleinbottled79 c

[@DerpEye]

I recently purchased a 2008 Versys, with less than 20k km. I gotta say, it rides pretty well, and is very comfortable. I used to ride a Honda Hornet before, and even though the Versys has 30hp less, it has more acceleration out of the corner, which comes handy here in the Italian apennines. The two cilinder is much more suited for these roads, having all the torque available as soon as you open the throttle. Btw, i very much prefer the older design (like mine) to this modern one. The older is more original, the newer is uninspiring and it looks like a plain generic japanese bike.

[@mindspinn311]

Coming back to watch this again. Considering selling my 2014 Versys 650 to buy this version. I was hoping for an all-new Versys 650 to be available by now but it’s obviously not necessary. I’ve looked at SO MANY new bikes including the similar but more expensive BMW F900XR and I still want this one. I still appreciate that you can admit this is better handling than your Tracer 700 which unfortunately still is not sold in US.

[@emtfireman813]

Yamaha Versys??? Never heard of that lol

[@Senko93]

xD

[@andrewcornish5858]

Coal Country Sentinel i

[@dentistguba]

Sounds like a craigslist ad.

[@raptour8631]

Coal Country Sentinel I have to replay if I heard it right....Yamaha versys

[@anaythefuzz]

this has got to be the most entertaining versys review i have seen! Bazaaz!

[@VideoInformation]

Got the same bike, fully loaded, aside from side panniers. Lovely bike, worth it.

[@Anonymous-qp4zf]

0:20 That's what she said

[@fogrunr5075]

Oh good I'm happy to find you reviewed this bike because I like it.

[@JackRawBit]

Love your test drives, amazing work. Will watch again !

[@ryanrogers8211]

I’m new to riding and just bought a 2015 versys 650. I took off the windscreen and like it a lot more that way.

[@Zi9makin9]

Kawasaki NEEDS to make a 700 Versys with like 75hp 70nm torque, make it really punchy in the mid-top rev range and make it just a tad lighter. Tracer 700 curb weight is just under 200kg, Kawasaki should aim for that too.

[@johncarlson1877]

All you need to do is induction work. A K & N air filter. Open the air box a little. Extrude hone the cylinder head or at least polish and match the in and ex ports polish and or remove any casting trash from throttle bodies. An ixil slip on sounds great and flows way more than stock even with the baffles..a power commander and a little dyno time would do well also. If you wanted more top end you could use the camshafts from the kawasaki Z 650. Let me know how it works out.🚀

[@davidbesant]

@@johncarlson1877 or, just buy a 750, save yourself a fortune, and spend your precious free-time a actually riding.

[@johnnyViDeO]

Another fun review from Cager. You keep breaking the law while riding, but I don't see any cops around! Great place to ride, Portugal. The Kaw and MT lack the TC of the V-Strom, and the bigger front wheel for off roading. All 3 bikes have about the same HP! So the MT is for sport adventure, the V-Strom is for some off-road adventure, and the Kaw is for touring adventure. So nobody has made the perfect middleweight adventure bike. I would pick the Suzuki as I already own the 2012 V-strom dl650a!

[@daymaker5460]

your reviews are excellent, you cover the essential details. well done!

[@TeamdaSilva]

Obrigado Cager! I'm thinking of buying the Versys 650. We have an LT version that comes with the side bags and hand guards. I really enjoy watching both ur English and Portuguese videos. (Os meus pais são da Madeira)

[@Sinbad683]

Yamaha versys 650 lol

[@chasnasty1]

idiot

[@Danol123]

Noticed that too. That just ruined my day.

[@neerajdahiya3954]

Sinbad683 hahaha

[@the_asadun4328]

WTF Yamaha versys??? Booooo

[@texasblaze1016]

Yup. I had to double back on that one. Thought i heard him wrong the first time

[@garmit61]

Michelin pilots are hard to beat on cold wet roads. Nice honest review.

[@MrJbass182]

Cheeky ninja 400 in the background. Will you test It?

[@Forexmospherians]

Proud Tracer riders practising their riding techniques here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqvMpnprgdl4jbs

[@palantir135]

You should have put the preload of the v-strom higher and it would ride through the corners on rails like this one.

[@palantir135]

B R I’ve ha a V-strom and after I did this to mine it was much more stable. I had a top case which pushed the back down while riding on motorways and the front wheel felt very light.

[@johnnygross4415]

very good evaluation

[@disekjoumoer]

Man, when you pulled the key while riding.... Also, Kawasaki, if you're listening, please, for the love of all that's holy, make an 800 version of this bike. Please!!

[@sebbwebbo7557]

800cc w around ~ 90 - 100HP would be perfect for me the 1000cc is too big for me with too much electronics and the 650 i just a bit too weak.. but I prefer the 650 that's why I bought one some days ago :D stunningly great bike :)

[@generaldistrust]

Cager, listen to this engine tone.. to the firing sequence timing tone style.. it sings "use me in my upper RPM range. I'm quite sure you could've squeezed more of the real potential of this Kawa-puppy including in overtaking. And yes, also a bit more downshifting. Respectfully, PainAndMurphy Jo.

[@doulos77]

one of the best bikes ever

[@zaccanasta93]

In your opinion. Better V-Strom than Versys because of Traction Control? Is it so important? Too risky without it on “difficult” surfaces?

[@thekingofpayments]

I put 300km on my new Versys and confirm the tires are dangerous in the rain but maybe its because they are still new. Also it feels like the bike is missing a rear hugger, all the gunk water and mud was flying right on my legs.

[@protectorh9167]

I got the 2023, still shit tyres in Rain, going to change them.

[@gardenstateflatlandb]

I think the Vetseys pisses on the V Strom in terms of acceleration and road handling. The V Strom takes the win for better off road performance. Neither really suited to real off road riding, esp the Verseys. The V Strom isn't as smooth because, no surprise here, it's a V Twin vs the Verseys Parallel Twin. Both very good bikes. The pipes and oil filter sticking out of the front of the V Strom all willy nilly was a major turn off however. People actually sat in a boardroom and said, "Yeah, that looks really good. Put it into production". Yikes.lol

[@mindspinn311]

8:55 he’s beginning to believe...

[@akybosule]

Taller bikes (xtz 750,varadero 1000,etc) feel good on the bends. I dont know if its the case with this versys, or its just the suspension, but from what Ive rode, yes... taller bikes feel good to lean.

[@johncarlson1877]

Soooo Cager would you buy one? I'm 54 years old 6 ft tall or 2 meters and 225 pounds and am in the market ffor a bike the choice is a Versys or a Hornet. I see you are enjoying the ride but you ride a hornet 600 in a test and liked it also. Qhich would you prefer

[@mrvwbug4423]

I have a Versys 650, I wouldn't call it an adventure bike, I would call it a sportbike dressed up as an adventure bike. They actually haven't changed anything on the bike since you last tested one, this one is just properly set up. I also agree the ultimate combo in that class would be the Versys 650 chassis and suspension with the Tracer 700/MT-07 motor.

[@Danol123]

mrvwbug44 it is changed. The versys uses a tuned ninja engine of the same class. So it has more power than the ninja. I tried one myself and loved it. The tracer compared to this the tracer is more useless as it is the same as FZ09/MT09. It’s the same bike with no difference in performance at all. It’s only a tiny bit taller.

[@mrvwbug4423]

The MT-07 motor was already putting out more power than the Ninja 650 motor, it didn't need any help or re-tuning for Tracer duty. The Versys 650 hasn't been changed since the 2015 re-design and has slightly less outright power than the Ninja 650, but has more torque in the midrange. A Ninja 650 will pull past 10k, a Versys 650 is done at 9k. The mid-range biased tuning of the Versys might actually be better than the Ninja 650 for real world riding, but doesn't have the outright power. The weight difference is negligible, the 2nd gen Ninja 650 was actually heavier than the Versys 650, the new 2017+ Ninja 650 is a bit lighter than the Versys.

[@mrvwbug4423]

Also the Tracer 900 is a completely different animal and the Yamaha triple is an absolute beast of a motor. I always considered the Tracer 900 to be more akin to a big brother to the Versys 650 than even the Versys 1000. The big Tracer isn't much bigger than a Versys 650, but has double the power. The big Versys is lot bigger and heavier than the 650 and is more akin to a large touring bike than a mid-sized sport touring bike.

[@Danol123]

mrvwbug44 power isn’t all. Torque is also a thing including how much power that can be delivered at specific points. And the Versys 650 will definetely outrun the tracer in any kind of race offroad. But if you want the very best then you might as well just buy a Honda Africa Twin. I mean just look at my new Kawasaki Vulcan 500. Has less power then a HD Sportster 750, but because of my drag and power delivered and used is far superior wich means i can easily outrun him from 0-100km/h. Of course top speed will be a different thing, but lot’s of power is pretty much useless if you can’t use them. I’ve outrunned a lot of other bikes bigger then mine wich simply just proves my point. The Versys is an offroad tourer. The Tracer is some fucked up bullshit sportsbike with height wich hurts your ass after 5 minutes. The tracer is not even a considered choice for longer trips. If you want long trips the Versys defeats the tracer like lava melting feathers.

[@furtuner12]

@@Danol123 mt means master of torque!

[@tiernangorduin7975]

I’m thinking of stepping up from a Yamaha xmax 400 scooter to a mid touring bike with pillion passenger. Which one would you people recommend? Yamaha Tracer 700, Kawasaki Versys 650 or Honda XC750. Mainly commuting in London but also occasionally tours away from the city (longer trips also in plans). Many thanks for all advices.

[@stuianwood]

I have an XMAX 300 at the moment and I am looking at the same bikes as you, plus the CB500X, which is very agile and cheaper. This could be a great option for you in London. I've tested the Versys and the NC750X, and the Versys 2018 wins on comfort for rider and pillion and has less vibrations. Not sure the Tracer is really that good for a pillion, from what I've heard. But you also need to check on maximum payloads for these bikes, depending on the weight of you and your pillion. Hope this helps.

[@carlosandleon]

@@stuianwood I'm also at a dilemma between versys or NC. Is the versys really more comfortable for the passenger?

[@stuianwood]

@@carlosandleon I'd test ride both of them mate. They have new models now anyway.

[@simonthomas5367]

Hey Cager, thanks for this excellent review. Versys top of my list after I finish my A2. V-strom 2nd......Some new touches for the 2019 model I think. Any thoughts?

[@goru426]

Cager please make a review on the Versys X-300.

[@arielzamler]

I did a test ride on the tracer 07, felt too wild in the corners inside the ciry, want the power yet need softer engine braking, I think this one might do the work well.

[@roberthoyer3835]

given the choice between the versys 650, v strom, tracer or yamaha niken, which is the best option?

[@Honda_Africa_Twin]

So, a serious question. Would you get Kawasaki Versys 650 grand tourer + (with all the extras), or the new Tracer 900 2019 for the same price (not Tracer 900 GT, that one is almost 3.000 Euro more in my country, and it arrives in like 3 months).

[@__nicco]

Mike Litorris the tracer 900 is just really, really powerful, so if you are already comfortable with so many hp or you want to level up, buy the tracer. If you think that 50kw are enough, that would be a mistake.

[@mindspinn311]

The 2015+ Versys 650 is an excellent tourer and still very fun to ride. It was refined and updated that year. The Tracer 900 is much faster and more aggressive. I'd at least wait for the 2019 Tracer GT if you're seriously considering it.

[@manthony419]

Does anyone know which windshield is on this bike. I like it but can't read the insignia. Thanks, Mark

[@MrBob714]

what brand is it.

[@CyberGasty]

@CagerOnTwoWheels - can you do a review of Chinese CFMoto 650MT,? It would be nice since you have them in Portugal and not elsewhere in Western Europe.

[@KimCruz1]

Hey man thanks for the review! Just wondering what your overall thoughts are for the versys, v strom and the tracer are as an everyday commute and an occasional touring bike? Thanks man!

[@kyotosal]

Kawasaki probably made the wind screen only adjustable when stopped for insurance purposes. If the knobs were on the inside, they could be liable if crashes occurred while trying to adjust it.

[@devilishangell]

13:50 CageronRoadRage

[@OperationFoxley19441]

What about the Honda NC 750x that is comparable too or have you forgotten your roots?

[@dannychurcvh6558]

the verysys 1000 is quite fun not sure how it stacks up but better than my old kz 650

[@simonthomas5367]

PS which beach do you do your filming at? Would be a great road trip from France!

[@rolaurenro]

Hi Kageron. Nice review.

[@joecamel6835]

30 kph ?? I can run this fast !

[@Allison1663]

hopefully once the yamaha niken comes out you can give one a go

[@hns01]

Great review as usual, Cager! I'm about to get a V-Strom 650, but also looking at the Tracer and this one. Apparently Yamaha greatly improved suspension on the 2018 MT07 by just using different springs and fork oil. I wonder if they did the same on the Tracer?

[@flaviohasimi1286]

You should do the versys 300

[@cristianstanescu2]

What bike review did we see, after all. A Tracer, or a damn Versys?

[@t.v.6503]

You are hearing the intake, not the exhaust! Kawasaki designs the intake sound!

[@georgetech380]

I hope every time you say ''tracer'' you do mean the 700 cc one because the 900 is from a different planet and also my opinion is you can't compare handling wise a on off bike (vstrom 650 19'' front wheel 50%-50% tyres ) with this one 17'' wheels 100% road tyres

[@lucimoto2922]

How does it compare to Honda nc700x?

[@ramialsarawi1739]

Hi I'm a big fan of your reviews and how you evolved your riding skills and experience over years. Please review the z900rs and ninja 1000sx or 650. Regards and keep it up

[@maximusm1716]

Very nice reviews! Love watching them. Hope you'll review other brands, like Triumph or KTM. Can you share which of the 3 is the best for long trips? I know you said the Yamaha prefers the pavement most of them all. But how about your COMFORT? Which one wins when it comes to long trips? PS: Totally agree about the Mini. What a failure....

[@jmon4992]

Are you going to test ride the Ninja 400

[@vanderial7478]

please do the new suzuki gsx250r... the insurance on 250 is way cheaper than the 300's insurance where I live.

[@CyberGasty]

Still one of the ugliest dashboards, but excellent bike. I rode the old 2008 model as a rent bike in Canary islands and it was a blast.

[@davidbesant]

TFT from the 2020 Ninja 650 for 2021?

[@Miixalis]

yes yamaha versys 650 from kawasaki store !

[@dentistguba]

How many times have you pulled a key out of your bike while riding and dropped it down a drain? :p

[@SeridianPulse]

Review Ninja 400 pls

[@DraganBakema]

V-strom 650?

[@patrickmartens7166]

would you recommend this motorcycle to ride with 2 people?

[@MrTraxxasnitro]

If you get the rear luggage case, yes. Passengers like something to lean back and relax for long trips.

[@koggaccio]

Where you buy that windscreen?

[@namcojr]

It sounds like a lawnmower. Much prefer the sound of the BMW twins or the awesome Tenéré.

[@mindspinn311]

You must have a very sporty lawnmower.

[@protectorh9167]

​@@mindspinn311😂😂😂 Yes and I got him, the sound is terrible at low rpm 😮

[@tomislavvrdoljak6911]

plese help me yamaha tracer 700 or versis 650?

[@tomislavvrdoljak6911]

@@CagerOnTwoWheels thanxs, you did god job with your videos👍

[@carlosst1887]

Boas Cager Pus umas molas progressivas da "hyperpro" e a Tracer é outra moto!!!! São menos de 200 paus bem GASTOS! A diferença é incrível Abraço e boas curvas!

[@dimitris2507]

In Love With Yamaha !!!

[@deniscalvert6826]

What does single white line mean in your country

[@ruikasanova]

Denis Calvert single line if its a continuous one it means you can't overtake whatsoever . If it is a intermitent single line you can overtake on both directions . Sometimes you have dual continuous lines, and you can only overtake if the line gets intermitent in your side .

[@V4zz33]

Not much by the looks of it;))))))))))))))))

[@kitko33]

Slowly but surely our favorite cager is turning into a motorcycle yobster - I remember his older videos, his driving was cautious but at the same time, more responsible and mature.

[@rationalityfirst]

Ain't nobody got time for that

[@sirmoke9646]

Not just about overtaking. There is a sign just for that. Continuous line = you cannot cross it. Then again everyone with a licence has to know this...

[@Al.j.Vasquez]

I subbed because we share the same attitude while driving haha.

[@kyotosal]

I don't think that's a stock windscreen Cager.

[@enriad]

Taking out the key mid ride.... Yeah, I was not expecting that!

[@Andriig75]

Don't mean to be judgmental, but yayks, not a good idea. 👎

[@johndouglas4790]

Love your videos, are there any speed limits in your country? lol

[@memorylanezz]

After checking comment section I realized I'm not wrong of hearing it as Yamaha. LOL!!

[@McRogers80]

Kawasaki always sounds great cager 😎 please do the z900 rs 🙏🏻

[@mickeypopa]

I can tell you right now that the reason that particular engine is so smooth is because ECU has been tuned out of Euro 4 specs. Ask them at the dealer and they'll tell you (unless Kawasaki secretly put in ride-by-wire throttle and a smooth engine mode without telling anyone 😋). Stock fueling is quite jerky if you don't have a perfectly steady hand and you can't let go of the throttle like you did and sail because of hard engine braking.

[@willd0g]

Agreed. I installed a booster plug and it’s now a lot more manageable

[@kinguin7]

The Mini Clubman! I feel exactly the same way, how pointless!

[@exothermal.sprocket]

I think Kawasaki will be suing Yamaha. As far as the sound is concerned, that 180° twin is an abrasive, bland, and rather dull sound compared to the Yamaha CP2 270° twin engine. Sure Yamaha is quiet, but a simple exhaust and it's barkin' boomin' beautiful.

[@Yerox123]

I like the Yamaha Versys 650 :)

[@MrTrek164]

Cager m8 , these are a great bike and good value but I think the 2018 tracer 700 will be better with its fettled suspension as it will also satisfy the inner hooligan when you are feeling more spirited riding mood . Thanks for your review .

[@mindspinn311]

I disagree. The MT-07 and Tracer 700 both have budget suspension that is still under damped and under sprung regardless of 2018/2019 improvements. The Versys' Showa separate function inverted fork alone is massively superior without even talking about the shock.

[@Tenktory]

What about Tiger 800 review? :)

[@DamianNAudio]

I love this Yamaha Ninja 1250

[@kyotosal]

It's a Kawasaki Cager!

[@gurnstein]

Decent enough bike, but Kawasaki would've been shrewd to increase capacity to 750cc and improved grunt.

[@STruple12]

You can have bigger bikes for that. Let some of those smaller engines where they are for us who likes light bikes with moderate power that you can trash around without fear of instant death at every corner :)

[@JosuaMc24]

I love this bike :)

[@musguelha14]

The sound it makes isn't exhaust, it's the intake.

[@hendrapoernanto8035]

Please review KTM duke 390 2018..

[@MARKINAU8]

You need to pay extra for gear indicator, handguard, 12v charger, center stand.....