820 Hyperstrada (was Hyper Explorer 796)

Discussion in 'Japanese polycylindered adventure bikes' started by avianello, Mar 4, 2012.

  1. wncstrada

    wncstrada Been here awhile

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    Thanks Neil, appreciate your feedback!
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  2. wncstrada

    wncstrada Been here awhile

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    I thought that I'd bring this thread back to the top and ask if anyone owns or has ridden the Hyper Explorer 796? I'm still interested in the concept - it would be great to know how the bike actualy performs. Thanks!
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  3. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    I'm still waitin to see what happen with this.........


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    one more week.....:*sip*
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  4. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    From the Ducati web site

    30,000 Kms service interval on the valves thats 18,000 miles to you and me

    16 Liters fuel tank so a little over 4.2 gallons

    APTC oil bath clutch with ‘slipper' function which can be activated with reduced force on the lever.......

    The Ride-by-Wire system, allows 3 different engine mappings to be used to control torque and power:
    110 hp with sporting ""HIGH"" torque
    110 hp with progressive ""MEDIUM"" torque
    75 hp with progressive ""LOW"" torque
    75.9lb-ft 10.5kgm @ 5750rpm

    Bosch 9MP ABS

    8-level Ducati Traction Control (DTC)

    Pirelli Scorpion Trail tires

    50L semi-rigid side bags

    Center stand Sump Guard

    Sachs monoshock and USD 43mm Forks

    399# Dry 450# Wet weight


    Be nice to see Ohlins rear and 50mm Marzocchi fork as an option which would give it over 7" of travel in the front




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  7. Wobbleside

    Wobbleside Been here awhile

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    Why not make a new thread? It's a different bike... 3 pages of this thread are about a kit for the Hyper 796..
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  8. wncstrada

    wncstrada Been here awhile

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    I've been waiting for this! The next few weeks should be fun. Way to go Ducati!
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  9. BMW-K

    BMW-K Unmitigated Bastard Supporter

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    Seriously loving this idea. :eek1

    I may have to wait 4 years before I buy a nice used one though.
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  10. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    I for one have been looking for something appropriate to upgrade my Gran Canyon with and this looks like all I will be needing.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:eek:ffice:eek:ffice" /><o:p></o:p>
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  11. tpulls

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    Love it. Realistically when would these hit the dealer floor?
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  12. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    I have been told in my area April to May before we'll see the bikes here in Colorado
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  13. zooomgovroom

    zooomgovroom hooligan-esque

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  14. zooomgovroom

    zooomgovroom hooligan-esque

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    I upgraded from my Gran Canyon in September to my 2010 990 SM-T
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  15. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    I saw that......
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  16. zooomgovroom

    zooomgovroom hooligan-esque

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    and I don't regret that one bit...though it does leave me wondering what to do with the CGC...right now there is stabilant in the fuel and it is on a tender on a rear stand in the garage for the winter while I mull it over.
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  17. mhevezi

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  19. sTE610vE

    sTE610vE First on the brakes, last on the gas... Supporter

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    I wish it had a little bigger fuel tank and a 19 inch front...I'll be keeping my GC, I don't get the 17 front on any bike that might even occasionally venture of the pavement. But hey that's just my 2 cents, I sure would like to ride one, maybe that would change my mind...
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  20. jerdog53

    jerdog53 Crop Dusting Everywhere

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    I to would prefer a 19' front, guess I'll have to send Woodies some business. I'm sure that some
    aftermarket folks will come up with a larger tank if its at all possible like CA Cycle works did for the
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