Kawasaki Fury R or Honda XRM Motard?

[Bukid_Nurse]

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Mangayu lang ko ug comments/suggestions sa mga mas naay knowledge sa motor ug unsa para ninyu ang mas angayanpara naq.

Public Nurse ko nga naay duty sa mga lugar nga muagi ug mga barangay road(ang ubang kalsada sementado or naay anopog or off road na gyud )2-3 x per week....

*Fury R ug sa pormahay lang pero galibog ko kay nakabasa ko sa ubang mga feedback nga lisud daw pangitaan ug parts ug naay maguba ?ug feeling pod naqdle jud siya madag off road?

* Gusto ko ug MC nga mas magdugay naq maskin naa koy ngani nga trabaho....
Fuel efficient unta pod ang akong gusto.....

Ug naa pod muy laing MC nga isuggest,pwede rapod basta below 75 k ang price.

Salamat sa inyung mga tubag.

[Engr_IP]

If I would to choose between Fury R and XRM Motard, I would select the latter. I have already tried these motorcycles before. The XRM feels very nimble to maneuver on off road conditions probably because of its torque'y engine tune-up. Although the Fury has a lot more room for ground clearance, the XRM would still be able to absorb the bumpy effect caused by a rough ground. When it comes to speed, these two are almost the same.

These were just based on my experiences. In the end, you would still be the one to decide but whichever you would choose, just follow the preventive maintenance schedule to keep your ride in good condition at all times.

[kit_cebu]

naa namay mga professional title ubang username ron...

pormahay lang? tae ra kaayo ang XRM...lami kaayo ang Fury labi pang both disc brake Fury R...

[Bukid_Nurse]

If I would to choose between Fury R and XRM Motard, I would select the latter. I have already tried these motorcycles before. The XRM feels very nimble to maneuver on off road conditions probably because of its torque'y engine tune-up. Although the Fury has a lot more room for ground clearance, the XRM would still be able to absorb the bumpy effect caused by a rough ground. When it comes to speed, these two are almost the same.

These were just based on my experiences. In the end, you would still be the one to decide but whichever you would choose, just follow the preventive maintenance schedule to keep your ride in good condition at all times.

*will the room for ground clearance also makes the Fury R off road capable or not?

* Is the Motard variant also compatible to off road conditions?

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naa namay mga professional title ubang username ron...

pormahay lang? tae ra kaayo ang XRM...lami kaayo ang Fury labi pang both disc brake Fury R...

Dili ba lisud pangitaag parts ang Fury R?

Mada ba ug off road ning Fury R?

[Engr_IP]

[QUOTE=Bukid_Nurse;15999859]*will the room for ground clearance also makes the Fury R off road capable or not?

* Is the Motard variant also compatible to off road conditions?


Motards are supposedly designed to go on and off road(not too extreme) but the capabilities to handle different road conditions
varies on the manufacturers specifications. The much higher ground clearance for Fury makes it more capable to absorb bumps
in an off road condition but there's something with the Furys' handling that I don't like..hehe

[Bukid_Nurse]

[QUOTE=Engr_IP;15999994][QUOTE=Bukid_Nurse;15999859] but there's something with the Furys' handling that I don't like..hehe[/QUOTE]what about it? I'm sorry to have many questions. I don't have my own MC yet neither do my family....so I don't have that much knowledge....