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       #Post#: 2832--------------------------------------------------
       Hello.  New here
       By: cosmickites Date: May 14, 2015, 6:41 am
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       hey all, coming off a 2014 1190 Adventure.  Great bike but i did
       not use it for its intended purpose and was a very expensive
       bike to just sit around and not get used much.
       Just sold it and considering a 690 Enduro.
       I guess i have the usual questions:
       what price are people paying to buy?
       any used ones in the long island New York area?
       overall satisfaction?
       is there a ton of highway vibration?
       i would think i would be using this most to just tool around
       long island, maybe trailer out of the city area and blast around
       the berkshires/vt, etc.  maybe hit some fun fire roads.
       Does the bike feel super light even when stationary?  the ADV
       bike felt like a ton of bricks when at a stand still, argh.
       thanks in advance for any assistance in helping me figure out if
       this is the bike for me
       #Post#: 2850--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hello.  New here
       By: brian68 Date: May 20, 2015, 9:45 pm
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       welcome. I have a 2014 690 e ,It does vibrate, fasst flex bars
       are in my future.  it feels very light and nimble. It feels very
       stable at speed, makes you feel like you can't be going that
       fast , compared to other street legal dirtbikes.  Throw on some
       sumo wheels and your set. only downside is the seat and  height,
       but that can be overcome.
       #Post#: 2852--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hello.  New here
       By: mcrider Date: May 21, 2015, 9:28 am
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       Get brass bar ends to go with the flex bar. Works great!
       #Post#: 2858--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hello.  New here
       By: corsaire1773 Date: May 24, 2015, 2:45 am
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       Welcome to the forum
       #Post#: 2911--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hello.  New here
       By: Rusty Shovel Date: June 16, 2015, 9:13 am
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       Welcome to the forum and to the best dual sport on the planet.
       I don't have issues with the handlebar vibes.  You may want to
       upgrade the seat.  If you do a lot of slab riding you may want a
       little windscreen.  If you plan on a lot of tarmac, you may want
       less agressive tires.
       The only thing the bike *needs* IMHO, is a new pipe.  The
       stocker is heavy, hot, and plugs up the 690's performance.  I
       suggest a Wings exhaust--they're totally easy to install and
       don't require a computer degree to tune.
       Rusty
       #Post#: 2916--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Hello.  New here
       By: suretrek Date: June 17, 2015, 2:22 pm
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       Exhaust is a must.  I have a 2014 690R and recently installed
       the wings muffler.  Great sound and service from Wings.  Ordered
       it on a Thursday morning and it showed up on my door step the
       next Monday afternoon.  That was from Germany were they are
       made. All in at $426
       Good luck!
       Dave
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