KTM 950/990 Adventure owners show off your bike

Discussion in 'Dakar champion (950/990)' started by dgrs2, Dec 17, 2004.

  1. BRUNO BOTELHO

    BRUNO BOTELHO Been here awhile

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    Some fun moments of last sunday in Sao Miguel Island - Azores :evil

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    Trouble? :rofl

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    KO :lol3

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  2. 4corners14

    4corners14 Been here awhile Supporter

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    ...then KTM should be using this in their marketing campaign! :freaky

  3. gagnaou

    gagnaou Long timer Supporter

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    Long time since I posted, great bike!

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  4. Lurkerlou

    Lurkerlou Been here awhile

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  5. emtecko

    emtecko Adventurer

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  6. Brokein2

    Brokein2 Long timer

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    Just skipping work on a nice day....
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    That is one of Rade's windshields and it works great. Much better wind protection and gives me a place to hide my Nexus7 that I now use as a GPS.
  7. Blur

    Blur No It All.

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    Nice.

    What GPS app do you use? I'm considering Sygic but haven't gotten to use it a lot during the trial period.
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  8. Killer Whale KTM

    Killer Whale KTM Life is the adventure!

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    Hey Brokein 2,
    How does the head light guard effect air flow? It looks like it would have a substantial effect ...either good or bad. Have you tried it both ways ?
    Thanks,
    Killer Whale KTM
  9. liferider

    liferider Never It's enough

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  10. liferider

    liferider Never It's enough

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    Would you post a pic of the "Black Box"? :D
    Thanks.

    And that's a great idea for the tank bag hooking points!!! Very easy to put/take them on/off.... didn't see it before.
    How do they perform? it's TT or your own mod?
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  11. DADODIRT

    DADODIRT Gettin' older Supporter

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    :roflBruno- Are you sure that is a road and not just a farmer's ditch?
  12. Falcon4

    Falcon4 Adventurer

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    My Black Beauty with Wings and HID.
  13. Katoom119

    Katoom119 Mmmm....Orange Kool-aid

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    Yeah that's nice.
  14. Brokein2

    Brokein2 Long timer

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    For my GPS software, I ended up using BackCountry Navigator Pro.....works well. I also purchased additional topo maps that have a bit better contrast and viewability in the sun as the Nexus 7 computer is not designed to be in full sunlight and it as times hard to see. I normally run that oversize sunshield that was in the other picture to help...

    I built the enclosure with HDPE and a few different clear plastics (the top one being frosted to cut glare. Totally dust and water proof. So far I love having the large format, but it eliminates the touch screen ability and I am forced to use a bluetooth mouse to change things once it is sealed into the unit. I am going to work on that...

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    It is built to be breakaway in case of impact and with the anti-vibration mounts the computer has survived 1000 off-road miles so far. This is all just testing and if it fails I will just get a Garmin Montana and call it good.

    As far as the headlight guard revising the airflow, I have no real idea as I installed it at the same time as the carbon windshield. That thing is held on with 3m Dual Lock which is 5 times stronger than Velcro and is now my favorite way to semi permanently mount things.

    The tankbag is a Touratech and really does work pretty well as it can be removed very easily. I wonder how long it will last, but if it does break, I will modify it to be better.

    In retrospect, I am a bit of a dork to not have taken pictures with the computer in there...I will get them a bit later. :cry
  15. liferider

    liferider Never It's enough

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    Oversized sunshield: it looked like a big black box in the first pics, that was what called my attention the most :D

    Tankbag: for money reasons not planning to change my KTM for a TT one, so it seems I will have to make some mods someday to the KTM one... :norton

    I wouldn't say a "dork"... but yes, you should have posted pics including the computer... :lol3
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  16. jackflash

    jackflash Been here awhile

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    SQL Much.

    School: Hi, this is your son's school. We're having some computer troubles.
    Mom: Oh, Dear. Did he break something.
    School: In a way. Did you really name your son, Robert'); DROP TABLE Students; --?
    Mom: Oh, yes. Little Bobby Tables, we call him.
    School: Well, we've lost this year's student records. Hope you're happy.
    Mom: And I hope you've learned to sanitize your database inputs.

  17. liferider

    liferider Never It's enough

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    Ooops! :rofl
    The funny/naif side of code injection... :D
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  18. gjcarving

    gjcarving Been here awhile

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    Hello. I was wondering what high fender kit you have on your bike? I like the looks of it quite a bit. Looks to suit the bike better than the Touratech kit. By the way, bike looks awesome and very well set up! :thumbup:thumbup Thanks!
  19. BRUNO BOTELHO

    BRUNO BOTELHO Been here awhile

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    Me :D

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    And with my friend GO!!!!!!!

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  20. HellSickle

    HellSickle Scone Rider

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    Today in the San Rafael Swell, Utah. Day 3 of a 3 day/715 mile ride.

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