KTM 790 Adv accessories, Modifications and Upgrades

Discussion in 'Parallel World (790/890)' started by Migolito, Feb 5, 2019.

  1. fiascoj

    fiascoj Adventurer

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    @The Griz Yup - idling after a cold start is a known problem. There was a separate thread started on this issue here: https://advrider.com/f/threads/ktm-790-takes-a-few-tries-to-start.1406095/
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  2. edgy

    edgy Been here awhile

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    Please can some one give me more info on the cat delete pipe, who/where/how much and what exactly does it do, is the "box" an empty resonance box or contain material that mimics the cat?
  3. Thumper Dumper

    Thumper Dumper Been here awhile

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    Hi Edgy
    If you are referring to the Arrow version it may be better to contact them directly.
    The part number is 71719MI for the decat pipe.
    The one on this site doesn’t offer any detail either I’m afraid but looks very similar.
    http://www.rottweilerperformance.com/arrow-ktm-790-adventure-racing-mid-pipe/
  4. edgy

    edgy Been here awhile

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    Thx Thumper Dumper
  5. Smashy

    Smashy Been here awhile

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  6. MotoMinded

    MotoMinded Rally On Super Supporter

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  7. Noyah

    Noyah poser

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    Ok so after a day in the saddle on perfect gravel “rally” roads i would say 15/46 is to low geared.
    It works but I find myself shifting gears way to much.
    Might be handy on single tracks etc but for fast paced gravel I’d stick to stock’ish gearing.

    Mitas E-12/13 works great. Decent on road, perfect on the sand/rocks/gravel surface.

    Shorter levers... meh I don’t use the clutch that much anyways and front brake was never an issue to begin with. But hey, I look good parked :)

    The bike is killer, a joy to ride and makes my mediocre riding skill look decent!

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  8. Smashy

    Smashy Been here awhile

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    What soft items? The panniers and racks are all made of metal.
  9. MotoMinded

    MotoMinded Rally On Super Supporter

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  10. turbofan790

    turbofan790 Been here awhile

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    turbofan790 Been here awhile

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  12. SoilSampleDave

    SoilSampleDave Dr. Zaius was right!

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    I knew they would do that the instant I sent my seat off to be reworked elsewhere. The rest of you can thank me.
  13. CaseyB

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  14. Migolito

    Migolito Prognosticator and MotoYogi

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    I love my Seat Concepts seat on my 500EXC. Not at all on my Honda CB500X. For me, the SC is NOT a longer distance seat.
  15. turbofan790

    turbofan790 Been here awhile

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    This is only for the S model, it's a seat kit. So they send you foam and a cover and you install it on your current seat base. This is one reason it's so much cheaper than some other aftermarket seats.

    Migolito, sure hope I have a different experience with mine, since longer rides are the whole reason I'm doing this.
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  16. Migolito

    Migolito Prognosticator and MotoYogi

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    I posted up re my seat. It's a custom seat from Mr Ed's Moto. They literally make it as you wait, custom to your butt. I have about 1000 miles on it now, and will do follow up after my cross country ride this Jan.
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  17. Migolito

    Migolito Prognosticator and MotoYogi

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    Here's a photo

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  18. chippertheripper

    chippertheripper motorcycle junkie Supporter

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    There will be more options from them, for sure.
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  19. Brilloman

    Brilloman Been here awhile

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    They also released a 1" taller seat for the R which is a complete seat only. I am a big SC fan as I have them on 3 of my 6 KTMs but I a going with the KTM optional tall enduro seat. I think the shape is going to work better for me.
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  20. JeremyCondie

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    I agree with this comment. I just fitted Ian Chappel's skid plate too. Much better than OEM.

    Nothing to catch under the plate. Second photo shows it does not rest on the engine. It does not bolt to the engine either.

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