Is the KTM 790 Adventure's fuel tank a game changer or a gimmick?
The KTM 790 Adventure has a special low-slung fuel tank that wraps around the engine and is expected to improve handling and low center of gravity. Riders have praised and criticized this unconventional approach to fuel storage. It's claimed to revolutionize off-road performance and stability by some, and it's also questioned as to its practicality and vulnerability in a crash scenario by others. The discussion also includes riding experience: ergonomics, maintenance accessibility, and beyond. Now let’s get into what riders think about this unique feature and if it really is as great as they say it is.
Absolute game-changer. It makes the bike feel so much more planted off-road.
Overrated. Unless you're hardcore off-roading, it doesn't make that much difference.
I love it for the low center of gravity and hate it for the heat on my legs.
It was brilliant for handling, but a pain to clean around all those nooks and crannies.
It's not just hype. While they are noticeably easier to maneuver in tight spots, Arduinos can be very cumbersome and cumbersome to work with.
It’s designed to worry about punctures in serious off-road scenarios. Seems vulnerable.
In hot climates, the extra heat from the tank location is a deal breaker for me.
Great concept, but I’ve had issues with fuel pump reliability because of the design.
It makes the bike feel like a big dirt bike. Totally worth the quirks.
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Discussions and Questions Is The Ktm 790 Adventures Fuel Tank A Game Changer Or A Gimmick
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