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Biker's Nemesis
Original Poster
22,705 posts
77 months
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My vote goes too the Ducati Multistrada.
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spareparts
3,934 posts
96 months
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Biker's Nemesis said: My vote goes too the Ducati Multistrada.  The end.
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off_again
8,975 posts
103 months
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Not ridden much, so my vote doesnt count.... 
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srob
6,487 posts
107 months
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BSA Rocket Goldstar. Great on the open road, s  t everywhere else
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MrKipling43
5,290 posts
85 months
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Definitely my brother's Aprillia RSV 1000 R. By miles.
Although that MIGHT have something to do with the fact that the list of bikes I've ridden is as follows:
SV650 curvy
SV650 pointy
Ancient Gixxer 750.
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Steve Evil
8,495 posts
98 months
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off_again said: Not ridden much, so my vote doesnt count.... Likewise.
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Biker's Nemesis
Original Poster
22,705 posts
77 months
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Timbo_S2
103 posts
132 months
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BMW HP2 Sport. Absolutely lovely on the road.
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3doorPete
6,855 posts
103 months
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Difficult to define 'Best', but most accomplished, fast and generally impressive all round - 2012 Fireblade.
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Freakuk
476 posts
20 months
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For pure adrenaline and no practicality - Ducati Desmosedici D16RR
For pure hooligan fun - KTM950SM
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obscene
3,786 posts
54 months
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1800 Wing was pretty good  I'd like to try a Multistrada though!
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zip929
555 posts
46 months
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My old Busa was comfy and very fast. The 929 Fireblade wasn't too bad either.
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welshjohn
700 posts
50 months
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yammy 600 diversion.Well to be honest it's the only bike ive spent any time on the road with apart from a cbf 600 training bike..
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mckeann
682 posts
98 months
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i was tempted to trade in my street triple R for a multistrada 1200, but i found the engine quite agricultural, and the handling, although competent, was nowhere near as exciting as the triple. Ideally i'd like to have both, but i cant justify a 3rd bike, so sticking with the street triple R for the foreseeable future
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m8rky
1,530 posts
28 months
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Bit old school as I have not ridden for a while but my RD350 LC was just a brilliant fun bike yet very comfortable.At the time my Dad had a CBX550 and that was also a very nice compact bike but amazingly complicated inboard brakes.
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CAPP0
5,829 posts
72 months
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mckeann said: i cant justify a 3rd bike I'm sorry, you'll have to explain, I haven't a clue what you mean?
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The Moose
9,004 posts
78 months
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Steve Evil said: off_again said: Not ridden much, so my vote doesnt count.... Likewise. Not true at all. Just because you haven't ridden much doesn't mean you can't have a "best road bike you've ridden" - ok, it may be the worst also, but I don't see the issue with that?
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Hooli
21,203 posts
69 months
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CAPP0 said: mckeann said: i cant justify a 3rd bike I'm sorry, you'll have to explain, I haven't a clue what you mean? I think he means 'I'm an idiot'  1947 Velo KSS gets my vote.
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VinceFox
14,195 posts
41 months
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Mk1 blade, which is why i still own it.
Like a very fast pair of comfy old jeans.
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off_again
8,975 posts
103 months
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The Moose said: Steve Evil said: off_again said: Not ridden much, so my vote doesnt count.... Likewise. Not true at all. Just because you haven't ridden much doesn't mean you can't have a "best road bike you've ridden" - ok, it may be the worst also, but I don't see the issue with that? Ok, Triumph Explorer 1200
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