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I hear an RSV1000 can be tweaked for multi-day tours. It might make a fun, fast very sporty tourer. Can anyone suggest what items are available? Seats, bars, bags etc.
Has anyone tried it?
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Your best answers will probably be here
http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/index.php
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I rode from Corpus Christi to the Texas hill country on my stock Mille. I didn't have any luggage.
It can be done, although it's not the most comfortable bike.
It helps if you're a young pup
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Anything could be done, however you better pick up the Futura, way more comfortable and almost as much fun...
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Mister Smoothe does it. Of course, he doesn't pack any clothes and wears his leathers everywhere.
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Here's my '01 Mille R set up for multi-day touring.
I did 480 miles one day with Greench440 and it was fine. I've installed Acculign rearsets; they aren't adjusted further back than stock, but they're set to the lowest possible setting. This helps with legroom.
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Pittsburgh to Ga. & back
Twisty road keep you focused away from on how much your ass will hurt.
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Quote from: MilleRrrr on March 15, 2009, 04:47:53 PM
Pittsburgh to Ga. & back
Twisty roads keep you focused away from on how much your ass will hurt.
Exactly.
Actually, my Mille is OK on the ass cheeks. As long as I consciously move around and stretch my legs every 15 miles or so it's fine. I'm too lazy to ride more than about 500 miles in a day, anyhow.
Pittsburgh to Georgia? That could be a
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Quote from: travlr on February 21, 2009, 08:23:20 AM
I hear an RSV1000 can be tweaked for multi-day tours. It might make a fun, fast very sporty tourer. Can anyone suggest what items are available? Seats, bars, bags etc.
Has anyone tried it?
T
I did it last year. I rode from Detroit area to Deals Gap. Down part way Friday and Saturday, rode the Smokies on Sunday, back home on Monday. Then I turned around and rode down to Indy for the MotoGP race the following Thursday for the weekend. I purchased a Ventura rack a few years ago and used a stem mount for a velcro GPS just in case I got too lost.
I will try to figure out how to post pictures later after work, but if this part works you can see my pictures on my Flicker:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30535369@N07/sets/72157607538257559/
There are pictures of what I did to my bike towards the bottem of the list of pictures. My rack has the bag on it, and my buddy has one on his RC.
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