KTM 390 Duke Review at RevZilla.com

[@ilketama5982]

best audio in helmet i ever heard and great review

[@Yeldur]

PKL RIK lol no it's not.

[@Yeldur]

PKL RIK Mm, no worries, I appreciate you admitting your mistake, most people would just insult me. Cheers for being cool.

[@usernamemykel]

Yeldur, I don't want you to feel left out this time, it's not good for one's ego, so consider yourself "insulted", and have a great day ; ).

[@Yeldur]

KZbin wouldn't feel right without it, I appreciate your assistance in this matter!

[@usernamemykel]

Yeldur, My pleasure to be of assistance ; )

[@gaetan458]

I have 4 decades of riding including 2 decades of racing dirt & tracks. Bought the 390 Duke and got 12, km last summer. Juste love the bike... Light, handles like a charm, fun power that keeps you within the speeding limits, and cheap to buy. I had several problems with the cooling system, but great KTM service and the bike seems to run great now. I grew up on the 500 600 650 XL & XR and the power of that that little bike feels like a old XR 650 on steroids.

[@HeyYaKnow]

I like how you went from reviewing the bike...to giving us general beginners tips.

[@rayhan4502]

@marco antonio gutierez rosales "Driving a car is more simpler than playing video games on a computer." * Laugh in clutchless belt transmission *

[@twosencefromcleveland6084]

While watching this excellent video, I would develop questions. You answered them as though mentally connected. You gave information while riding. Plenty of visuals of the bike both stationary and in motion. None of the boring walk-arounds we see so much. You even discussed inexpensive mods an owner can do. I don't see a single weakness in this production; Great Job!!

[@spage0]

twosence fromcleveland I can't agree enough!

[@MateyoMusicTV]

That was the most well done review of anything I've ever seen. Clearly laid out, articulate, high def, with classy gear advertisement that did not take away from the purpose of the video. People from other industries need to see this to see a review and product overview done right. Thank you for this!

[@ItsMeHammie]

Love all the cars in reverse at 2:54 =P

[@dustincarpio3086]

You sir, have a eagle eye. I didn't even notice the cars in reverse when I was editing this video.

[@T0BBi94]

+ItsMeHammie I love these kinds of shots, really funky when you examine them but only a hand few of people notice them in the actual video! :P

[@eyesofisabelofficial]

+Dustin Carpio Superb editing sir! The cutaways matched the narration perfectly.

[@5975ami]

I am going to be riding again after a 20 years hiatus and a bit weak lower back. My 19yo son will get his motorcycle license soon this year. I wanted to buy a 2014 Honda CB500F, considered a 2018 Benelli Leonchino 500, forgot myself when I sat on a Yamaha MT-07, but considering price, weight & size, power & torque, and handling, I am going to get this KTM Duke 390 V1 ABS. It should be a good bike for me and my son as our first bike. Afterwards, add the Yamaha MT-07 once my son can handle it.

[@ClutchFirst]

Where do I start? Hmmm, likable reviewer, awesome production quality, subtle but tasteful advertisements of the gear worn and lastly you made a solid relatable daily rider review. And yeah, I dig the pink RayBan. Dope across the board.

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+CLUTCH1ST They are RayBan knock offs, only $12 bucks! When I buy the expensive ones I lose them or sit on them, but for some reason the cheap ones last forever... Knock on wood... Thanks for watching!

[@ashrafc7794]

I agree, RevZilla does the best bike reviews. Thanks guys, I love this bike. But I'm gonna start on a Suzuki S40 cruiser and then over the winter, strip it and turn it into a cafe racer with the Ryca kit

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+ashrafc That sounds awesome! Take photos and tag @RevZilla on Instagram so we can follow along with the build!

[@hangemhigh2000]

+CLUTCH1ST I don't like your pink sunglasses even if your Bruce Jenner.

[@hangemhigh2000]

+CLUTCH1ST You mean like Dopey in "Snow White", CLUTH1ST?

[@PeanutButterPavement]

First video I've seen from you guys and I love it. It was super unbiased and gave me some critical info that I wanted to know since I'm looking at getting into riding. You guys gained my sub and business!

[@footbalr074]

There's something I love about revzilla reviews.It might be the the actual reviewers giving relevant info without going overboard but honestly I think its the nostalgia and "coolness" of seeing familiar roads I have ridden.

[@MrBramendor]

I started riding this year and I ride a ktm 390 duke. So far its been a blast! Thanks for the video RevZilla!

[@bomb00000]

I have to say you guys give THE MOST DETAILED REVIEW! Which I really love! where no one does!

[@HypnoticPattern]

saw this and was eager to see what you thought. The levers are almost always a cost cutting location on the value oriented bikes. Nice to see a quick and easy fix for it. I'm a fan of all things Austrian (Glock, Kasekrainer, Mozart, victorian era coffee shops, and of course KTM!) I personally found the naked style bike a lot better when I was first starting to ride years ago. The more upright position and handlebar leverage prevented a few embarrassing drops of the bike! Also the pink shades rock!

[@MegaDizzy1991]

I picked up one of the first dukes to come to Australia and I agree with the gear lever it does feel clucky but I found throttle response to be good and I grew to like it because it encouraged me to keep the revs up.

Wow, i'm amazed at whole quality and editing of this video, even host is nice, everything is clear and well spoken.

[@chrispbacon177]

Revzilla production quality is outstanding. Great review!

[@raviochani]

Nice to see this perspective. In India, where this is made btw, (also build quality is fairly phenomenal) this would be considered an upgrade after learning on a 100cc-150cc 12 bhp machines. Right now the growth market is 300-750 cc performance and leisure motorcycles out here. I wonder if you guys would get your hands on something called the Mahindra Mojo.

[@RevZilla]

+Ravi Ochani I doubt we'd be able to get a Mahindra Mojo here in the US. So far, Mahindra only sells tractors and side-by-sides (XTV) here! -DrewZilla

[@rstrakovsky]

I'm getting a kick of you guys highlighting the different Philly hoods. Mount Airy is definitely super photogenic. Keep up the good work!

[@JoeGP]

feel free to make these reviews longer, when they are this good i really don't mind, just let me get some popcorn first

[@zerosandones701]

The logical flow to this review is fantastic. Been a few years since I've had a bike, and the KTM duke is lookin' mighty nice!

[@vegasdave9825]

We've come a long way since those OldSkool Infomercials. Awesome Video Review!

[@awuwish1]

You guys give product info on everything BUT the bitchin' pink specs!! In all seriousness, mad props to you all for making a review brand that not only is shot great (seriously, well done to whomever is shooting and editing these things), but also integrates your site in a way that isn't intrusive. I'll definitely be back.

[@justingill8057]

As an experienced (30year) rider I have a Duke 390 which I commute 62 km everyday. It is my fave bike ever. Light n responsive. Fantastic!

[@areynolds2000]

This is one impressive video...beautifully shot, well paced, and oh yeah... nicely narrated with just enough content. Well done, well done.

[@aboodz]

Man, Revzilla just keeps getting better and better. Love the review, and article. You'll always be my # 1 choice for apparel/gear and now even reviews

[@giff74]

Another super review! I wish any one else who wants to post a "professional" review had to make it as good as what you guys do! I don't necessarily mean the technical gear, but the fully explained thoughts and the way you guys draw comparisons and contrasts with other bikes. PLEASE keep up the great work!

[@bryong159]

Ok guys that was an amazingly good quality review. I love the way you guys seamlessly switched to the focused part of the bike without cutting to another clip. Keep it up.

[@MrBabyrang]

I'm an avid rider who grew up in the Titusville area. Seeing your videos takes me back to some great memories

[@trimshot]

Fantastic review, the best I've seen yet, well done. I am in the market for a Duke 390 but no dealers have any in stock so I can't get a feel of its size. Finally after watching and reading dozens of reviews someone finally noted how TALL they were. THANK YOU.

[@motobazuka2535]

Literally the best KTM 390 review on KZbin! Good job and I love the detail about some of the finer (but important) things like the levers and also the shifter. It's good to know that those problems can be mostly fixed. thanks for an open and honest review!

[@NikolakiJamesAri]

These bike reviews that you guys do are the best on KZbin. More please :)

[@leighlinsey1569]

Seriously, you guys make some of the best bike reviews and supply the best consumer information. I don't think anyones really doing it much better. MotoVloggers are fun and sometimes are really great but these excel for sure. I hope they keep coming.

[@EddieBello]

I'm considering this for my second bike, and I must say this was a great review. Keep it up fellas!

[@user-ej4zd7pr2i]

Great review. From the video quality, to the camera angles, audio, editing, music, everything about this video was a work of art, and the review itself was great, so I'm definetely thinking about getting this bike next year.

[@morpheous1990]

I've been interested to get my first bike and wanted something sporty looking and landed on this video. You guys covered every topic and every question I had. This was amazing to watch and really have set my decision on getting this bike. Amazing job!

[@turbo311]

That's a pretty polished review. I was set on one of these for awhile but didn't buy and I'm glad I spent the extra $2k on an FZ-07. That said, I would have been happy with the Duke or one of its competitors like the R3.

[@sooriyah007]

Solid review! I like how in US this is considered a starter bike. And in Singapore its something we have to have at least a year of riding experience to get.

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+sooriyah007 That's an interesting perspective. At 6'3" and 210lbs I can't imagine starting with anything smaller than this.

[@sooriyah007]

Haha! Then you're lucky you're not starting off here:) Thanks for the review mate!

[@KTMLaranjinha]

Just amazing and TOP review. I have the 125cc for about 5 years and I'm very happy...390cc in my garage will be a dream! BTW: Those cars in reverse are LOL

[@UhuruFrontier]

Dudes what do you say? Does Revzilla take top honors in the Motorcycle Riders Choice Award for product video reviews? Hell ya!

[@kaffewok7331]

Probably the best bikereview i've seen in years. I have just decided, after much hesitation, to get a motorcycle license and are looking at the 390 at a beginners bike. You mention every single aspect of owning a bike for beginners, helpfull tips like the sadle bag, what tools to get and generally how the bike will feel for a beginner. I've looked at the 690 aswell but i feel like the 390 will be better for my beginning career, the 690 might be a bit much and having a nimbler bike will make it possible to try out different aspekt at lower speed. Keep up the good work!

[@Audittr2108]

I be been considering one of these KTMs for my commute to work. I’m also 6’3 so you answered my main concern over this bike. Nice to have a bike reviewer who’s a proper height!

[@busboy3232]

@RevZilla You guys do the best reviews with such crisp quality and you never leave any info out Great Work!

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+Alex Jeffery Thanks! We are lucky to have one hell of a team working on these.

[@John_Ridley]

I was serious enough about buying one of these this year (2022) that I went and looked up maintenance schedule. Apparently you're REQUIRED to go and pay the dealer to hook up their computer, read codes and log back to the mothership, at about $125 per time, to maintain warranty. Nope sorry. I'm not buying a bike that I am required to pay the dealer for maintenance. I've never taken a bike to a shop for maintenance and I'm not gonna start. Real shame because honestly this bike looks like exactly what I want apart from that. I guess I'm going to an Asian bike.

[@-runningwithscissors-9766]

Counterpoint: The Duke 390 and RC390 have major issues with overheating, stalling, wheels shattering, bad vibration and very poor build quality (you can even see that on the one in the video with its bent turn signal). Minimum Dealer Pack add-on is $700 for them as well. An RC390 ends being around $7000 before taxes and registration. Rode both of these and then rode the R3 and went with the R3, $5,350 OTD, all included. No regrets!

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+- RunningWithScissors - I didn't have any issues with overheating but I agree with you on the stalling. I talked about that a bit more in depth in the written article (www.revzilla.com/common-tread/2015-ktm-390-duke-review) as a side effect of the shift lever and gear box that I addressed in the video. As far as vibrations go, I found that the Duke did a very good job at balancing out the vibrations normally felt from a single cylinder engine. There was minimal vibration in the handlebars compared to what I was expecting given the fact it's a thumper. All that being said, I am very excited that you seem to be really happy with your R3! That's the most important thing. Like I said in the video, it's all about finding the bike that's right for you! Congrats on your new bike!

[@-runningwithscissors-9766]

+Spurgeon Dunbar Many of the issues seem to be Hit or Miss on any specific KTM and may be the result of lack of quality control in the manufacturing, but all are common enough that there are lots of mentions on Forums on the Net about them. Do a Google Image Search for "Broken KTM Wheels" and see the result of what are probably defective, porous castings. The RC390 I test rode ran very hot and stalled a lot, and the build quality on the Duke 390 I test rode waa atrocious. They both vibrated quite a bit and my hands were going numb after about 10 miles. Like other street KTMs I've ridden (Duke 690 was the worst for this) the seating position puts you way forward, and it made me feel like I was sitting on top of the instrument panel. My local dealership sold their allotment of both of the KTMs and several were back on the floor as trade-ins within months with less than 300-600 miles on them. I moved down to the R3 from a 1996 Ducati 916 Senna Edition (which I should have kept and parked in my living room as a piece of art). With over 45 years of riding experience and 37 bikes owned, I realized that I just like the smaller. lightweight bikes better. It all comes down to "Whatever blows your skirt up" and I'n sure many KTM owners are very happy with their purchases. Cheers!

[@SpurgeonDunbar]

+- RunningWithScissors - I am with you on the smaller and lighter bikes. I think the trend of "bigger is better" has gotten a bit out of hand. Your 916 is the perfect example. That bike made about 105hp give or take as well as a healthy amount of torque from that V-twin. A modern 600cc I-4 will do that all day long and then some. I think it's great to see manufacturers starting to focus their attention on creating balanced smaller bikes as well as larger ones. I will say that I wouldn't mind having that 916 hanging around my house, even if it's just for the eye candy effect. Cheers to you, sir!

[@SpikeSmeagol]

I loved this review, camerawork, script, everything. Got my subscription.

[@Brrrahhhp]

Hands down best review I've ever seen. The different types of camera angles made a huge different vs the usual rider POV. still debating between this one and the FZ-07 tho lol

[@wolfmanradio]

Very impressive camera work. Great audio too.

[@TheRaghavachari]

Comprehensive enough, Spurgeon. But the machine you are riding appears to be from the 2014 and earlier batch. These are made a cpl hundred KM from where I live. So a few things I would like to add. The 2015 bikes have a bunch of changes that KTM made without additional cost after listening to rider input. These include little things like dust covers for the suspension components and sealed LED indicators, to big stuff like slipper clutches. Concerning any build quality doubts because it is made in "INDIA"; well you should see how the US made Harley Davidsons fare out here in the third world. Just kidding. The EU imports actually go to Mattinghoffen first and undergo QC there before being dispatched to dealers. I am not sure if the US imports undergo the same somewhere. The maintenance costs in India are actually a significant bit lower than other similar motorcycles, mostly because most of the 250cc plus bikes here are imported either as kits or fully built. I think the maintenance for KTM's is higher in the US for the same reason i.e its an import. It is a learner bike there but here, it is pretty much the most power you can reasonably utlize in an urban environment. The wheel breaks have been mostly because of the deplorable state of road infrastructure in India.

[@danishbar296]

Quick question: Do you know if the 2016 model got a slipper clutch or quickshifter upgrade stock? Thank you! My 390 has been a blast and you're on the nose as far as your criticism. US importation and "exotic" status make the Duke more expensive to wrench on. All 125-300 Dukes go back to Austria for QC check before distribution, so you're correct on the "Indian made" stigma being out of the question; fit and finish on these are great, specially for a 300-400cc.

[@Jim21680]

Beautiful Philadelphia! One of the many reasons I love RevZilla.

[@85bernie]

Jesus Revzilla just pumps out quality content ... love it.

[@vijethvijaykumar798]

Brilliant review! I would just like to add a bit of owners perspective here. Though this bike could be great for beginners ,I still think a beginner could be better off with either the R3 or Ninja 300.I reason I say this is because though this bike makes about the same power as the ninja and R3(around 40bhp) the way the power is delivered is kinda lurchy. Compared to say the Ninja 300 or the R3 this bike requires finer throttle modulation,in that sense it's a little less forgiving. My first bike was the the Ninja 250R and it was an absolute gem to learn on mainly because of the way it delivered its power in a linear manner.Also the brakes on this bike aren't all that good.Though they have sufficient bite and safety net of ABS they simply lack feedback . I've also had a few outings on the track and it can be a pretty fun machine on tight tracks where you can really make the most of its light handling characteristics.Here in India this bike makes sense because it really bridges the gap between the mellow 250s and the more expensive 600cc+ bikes and of course its cheap(its made here). I got mine in 2013 had some concerns since it was a new bike then,but apart from a few niggles the bike has been reliable overall in my 30000+ kms of ownership.

[@Th3Grimmi]

We had this bike in driving school, quite unconfortable (for me) but drives very vell and, like you said, perfect for beginners :)

[@VarunSarathy]

Better late than review of the KTM Duke 390 by RevZilla. Finally...

[@christianrodriguez7478]

My first bike was a '07 Hyosung GT650r. I loved that bike, still missed her

[@TheLepec93]

How in the world does he get such perfect camera shots? Friggin bravo! excellent video.

[@KC11061983]

totally sold on the adjustable levels, headin' to your blog to check out the details..perspective's great, but to be honest, real world riders outside of the US won't hardly have a chance to grow out of the performance envelope on this thing..

[@albertptran]

Thanks for including negatives in the review. I was afraid this was a KTM fanboy review.

[@Canada151337]

Was expecting just another bike review video, was pleasantly surprised! Thanks :D

[@plavilagheevarghesejohn1668]

Thank you RevZilla..... I got a good review about DUKE 390 from this video than the others...

[@Snoshado]

The production value of this video was AMAZING! Thanks for the info, I think you just sold me on the 390 as my first bike.

[@Nothinkjustdo]

imo if you want a sub 600 faired bike an old school 400 is the way to go, such as the rvf400 nc35! 20 years and going with power still unmatched!

[@luizdiaz5196]

Bravo! This review was so good it made me want a Duke. Well done.

[@kendrajohnson1851]

Luiz xtxtMa cDdr312@ zeeawaxingyes

[@ultimatesin2005]

Brilliant review. I have the 125 and want to move up. ! SOLD....390 it is

[@waynepatrick17]

Did you was it good have you still got???

[@H31MU7]

I got one and it's pretty great. I agree on the clutch/brake levers though

[@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy]

From 1:16 on, there was a lot of "This is gonna be...", "That's gonna be...", "That's gonna give you..." but you're describing things that "actually are" not something that is going to happen in the future. It just sounds strange. You're doing a better job than I probably would, I just felt it worth mentioning.

[@ianmorrissey5839]

This review is literally right down from my street

[@Biker21]

this was one of the best review for this product i've seen so far.

[@wolfg.1867]

Good review, I'm a little sad I've gone to far down the rabbit hole to want to even buy a low cc bike. My 599cc (non ss) is what I'd call adequate power now. They're making so many good 300-500 cc bikes now.

[@angrygamer8925]

I have duke 390 and I love it. The only thing that annoys me is that on/off feeling with throttle that you have mentioned at 6:20. As a new rider it gives me hard time with handling at sharp curves. Apart from that everything is perfect for me 💪

[@marco88herholdt]

This is such a great review, not only looking at the beginner rider, but also the seasoned rider. Really considering getting myself one. Keep up the good reviews! +RevZilla

[@RevZilla]

Give this a quick read. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/common-tread/why-smaller-is-better

[@marco88herholdt]

Great read!!! Now i'm even more convinced on downgrading from my SV650 to a little DUke 390, as I mostly do commuting.

[@FavoredWeapon]

This was an outstanding video. It was well shot, it answered all of my questions, and it was easy for a newbie like me to follow along. Thanks for cutting through some of the crap. Keep up the great work.

[@marcoperez3467]

I’m honestly sad you guys don’t have more subs, so underrated

[@SLFYSH]

This is a well done review, with practical answers to issues that matter. Waaay better than is typical. Thanks.

[@PennsylvaniaDualSport]

I think I saw Kelly drive and/or Roosevelt Blvd if I'm not mistaking. Love you guys. Nice and local and I get my stuff in 2 days!

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

I have been riding 45 Years and I’m buying a 390 Duke. I have other bikes but this is like a dirt bike for the street. Even at 58 I’m into stunting 👍

[@cb03cd]

Other than you calling them calibers instead of calipers, great review! Haha kidding aside, I have the 15 390 Duke and absolutely love it, great city bike for me.

[@SMychal25]

CRB Drums Uhh he did say “calipers”. You just heard it wrong.

[@johnDukemaster]

I wish I had seen this film when I started riding bikes back then! Extremely informative indeed! Well done! :-)

[@captaintom9521]

I have a 2016 390 Duke with a gel seat, new levers and Black Widow exhaust, I also changed the gear shift lever and brake levers. I'm doing the spal fan and engine ice coolant tomorrow to fix any heat problems here in Florida during Summer months. Let me say it's a really fun bike that pulls hard through ALL the gears. And with the exhaust it sounds nasty.

[@snakevergil]

I LOVE YOUR REVIEWS REVZILLA. I LOVE ORDERING PARTS AND HELMETS, etc AS WELL. REVZILLA U RULE

[@michaelpuderramirez2331]

Yet another outstanding and first class review/road test by the most capable Motorcycle "Journalists" out there. Thanks to all at Revzilla for sharing.

[@DepressedSoul1337]

The location is just Beautiful.

[@richieg2238]

Great video and review. Hopefully this will be the format moving forward, very well thought out. Excellent commentary by Spurg. Are we going to see more videos like this?

[@NALA-mq6gm]

this was really fun to watch because I have a KTM Duke 125 myself which has the exact same frame

[@Savantjazzcollective]

great stuff. Best review I have ever seen here on youtube, thank you

[@roadsidechannel7542]

I have over 50 years riding experience and this bike interests me. I've owned a 690 Duke in the past and really liked that bike, but I'm one of these guys that likes to trade every 2 to 3 years.

[@Blackfire970]

one performance thing I like to suggest is windshield. if you do decent amount of touring or ride at high speed windshield will save you from wind blast & u will get less tried & ride it with ease.

[@biddser81]

I am a 390 owner and your review is absolutely spot on. I'd be interested in the mapping you talk about to tidy the low revs. I would also add that its necessary to treat the steel bits and bobs (bolts etc.) with anti corrosion material.

[@RevZilla]

+Brian Dunne With a fuel controller, off-idle fueling can be improved. We offer both the Power Commander V as well as the Bazzaz Z-Fi. -DrewZilla *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/dynojet-power-commander-v-fuel-ignition-ktm-rc390-390-duke *www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/bazzaz-z-fi-fuel-controller-ktm-rc390-390-duke-2015

[@biddser81]

+RevZilla thanks

[@dannyo6842]

You guys are the best Motorcycle reviewers ever. Like the tips are very helpful and the information is very informative. Thanks dude

[@raja777m]

The cars going back in the video at 3:00, is nice.. :)

[@d1sturb3d119]

Great review! Glad manufacturers are pushing for more entry level bikes. No excuses from noobs now about bikes not being cool or powerful enough. This is plenty for someone to really learn how to ride effectively with. Great bike!

[@alexxxex]

Such a professional non-hesitating video you pulled out, great job!!!

[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

I've been thing of getting the duke. Good review

[@timjmyall]

I thought this review was fantastic and really innovative with the camera work - I really liked this this bike before but the reviewer pointed out weak points - the gear changes and the clutch. Still a nice bike but not perfect.

[@CCM911]

Very well done! I have been riding for forty years and I really enjoyed this. You cover it all in a very low key manner. Thanks so much.

[@fatherc0lt]

great review. totally gave me some insight into this bike and really swayed my opinion on getting it. I was concerned about going from my 500 to a 390, but the duke just makes so much more power even though its smaller. and on the plus side it lighter!

[@robbieracer3294]

Colton Saenz that's what I was wondering, how would this compare to the Honda cb500f in torque and power? I like the cb500, but if this made more power..I'd drop down a few cc's and get this instead. I don't know how true this, but I had someone tell me they test rode a cbr500 and the Yamaha r3 and the yami was faster. That's kind of crazy..you'd think the Honda would be more powerful given its a 500 but..I dunno?

[@earthvix]

i bought the duke 200 about 3 months back, great bike for beginners. would love to own this one but too expensive for me here in india

[@oshkoshbjosh986]

Super in depth review I like this!

[@mojacker]

Great review and photography. I have had mine for 4 months and love it. I do agree the stock levers are crap, but I think $250 for the set of KTM adjustable levers is a little steep. Since this bike has been around for years overseas there is a huge aftermarket accessories industry out there in addition to the KTM Powerparts offerings.

[@footbalr074]

+mojacker I mean most of the rider peripherals are a one size fits all type thing. How do you like the duke?

[@mojacker]

Oh I understood,no argument intended, but the stock levers are pretty cheesey and the Powerparts items are way overpriced.

[@normantoreja3138]

Because of this video i got my first Bike thanks a lot

[@orisdearborn850]

I ALWAYS appreciate you and Lemmie.

[@vinceau7421]

great review no BS and best helmet mic sound ever heard.