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That was also my first thought, but even their supercharged version sounds like an F1.It sounds amazing, I have to admit I am doubting if this is not a 'voice over' of an F1 engine. It echoes a bit too much for the open area it is in. If this is really the sound of this motorbike: awesome!
I am a big fan myself of the Aprilia V4 engine sound
And I do happen to own an Aprilia V4 Tuono
You certainly can't drive that loud H2 here in NL. Police be on you everythime you make that noise.Sometimes you just want to get your motor bike license for something like this
The first 30sec youâre like âwhere the heck is this guy?â And than at 30sec itâs EARGASM.
What a coincidence. I finally had to get rid of my Harley because I got sick of all that âbrotherhoodâ crap. I just couldnât get on my scooter and have a ride without others trying to pack up with me, all of the waves, the occasional hand sign that I didnât understand, yada yada yada. Also, I hated being judged as part of that group just because I rode a Harley. Those guys are typically the worst, most inexperienced riders, they raise hell in quiet neighborhoods, rack the pipes off at stoplights, etc. No offense to the responsible and respectful Harley riders out there because I know you do exist, but I think youâre in a small minority. I donât want a âlifestyle.â I want a motorcycle. So I sold it and bought a Ducati Monster!
No flames from me, man. Iâve had bikes since I was in school, and Iâve loved many flavors of them. I personally really like the TLâs. Iâve always been a sucker for twins, and youâre right. They sound fantastic!Iâm likely a rare bird⌠To me; there will never be a cooler sportbike than a Suzuki TL1000R. Not the fastest, not the best handling, but DAMMIT it sounds good, and is an absolute torque monster.. So almost NONE of the things normal people go for when looking for a capable sportbike lolâŚ
Iâll just step into my flamesuit now..
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There is a sort of brotherhood in everything you get into. RC for example.What a coincidence. I finally had to get rid of my Harley because I got sick of all that âbrotherhoodâ crap. I just couldnât get on my scooter and have a ride without others trying to pack up with me, all of the waves, the occasional hand sign that I didnât understand, yada yada yada. Also, I hated being judged as part of that group just because I rode a Harley. Those guys are typically the worst, most inexperienced riders, they raise hell in quiet neighborhoods, rack the pipes off at stoplights, etc. No offense to the responsible and respectful Harley riders out there because I know you do exist, but I think youâre in a small minority. I donât want a âlifestyle.â I want a motorcycle. So I sold it and bought a Ducati Monster!
That was in 2016, and I bought an S2R-1000. It was the best of the last series of the air cooled Desmoâs and I love it. Although it hurts to ride it some days now!
I did go through three exhaust setups before I found one that wasnât obnoxiously loud. Itâs kind of like a Notorious on 6sâyou have to concentrate on throttle application to keep the front wheel down in the first three gears. That bike exists to wheelie. Too much funâŚ
@Dan B. You took a page from my mind with that. I need not elaborate that more. I rode for 30 years. Even rode many Japanese bikes as well. The Triumph adventure bikes have insane torque & sound pretty good too. I was on the fence about getting a Ducati or a Triumph back in 2018. But ended up on another route. I do miss riding motorcycles. I went & looked at a Tracer 9 GT back in the fall. The bug is biting.What a coincidence. I finally had to get rid of my Harley because I got sick of all that âbrotherhoodâ crap. I just couldnât get on my scooter and have a ride without others trying to pack up with me, all of the waves, the occasional hand sign that I didnât understand, yada yada yada. Also, I hated being judged as part of that group just because I rode a Harley. Those guys are typically the worst, most inexperienced riders, they raise hell in quiet neighborhoods, rack the pipes off at stoplights, etc. No offense to the responsible and respectful Harley riders out there because I know you do exist, but I think youâre in a small minority. I donât want a âlifestyle.â I want a motorcycle. So I sold it and bought a Ducati Monster!
That was in 2016, and I bought an S2R-1000. It was the best of the last series of the air cooled Desmoâs and I love it. Although it hurts to ride it some days now!
I did go through three exhaust setups before I found one that wasnât obnoxiously loud. Itâs kind of like a Notorious on 6sâyou have to concentrate on throttle application to keep the front wheel down in the first three gears. That bike exists to wheelie. Too much funâŚ
I love all motorcycles. Grew up in a motorcycle family. Everyone rode.Iâm likely a rare bird⌠To me; there will never be a cooler sportbike than a Suzuki TL1000R. Not the fastest, not the best handling, but DAMMIT it sounds good, and is an absolute torque monster.. So almost NONE of the things normal people go for when looking for a capable sportbike lolâŚ
Iâll just step into my flamesuit now..
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MaybeâŚ.Sour pucker butt this morning EH?
. When I responded to @Littlemotor I just knew youâd pipe up. See what I did there? 
And, on the flip, I also knew.
I love those Triumph triples! Very distinctive exhaust note. You know whatâs coming when you hear one.
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