[Saftie]

Hi,

I am new to this forum to gain some insights about the scrambler.
I am currently riding an MV Agusta but decided it is time to move on and switch to a more commuter friendly bike.
after test riding the scrambler, I know what my next bike will be
I took the Icon for a spin but will go with the FT-as soon as I sell my current bike.

There is actually not much that needs changing on those wonderful machines even though my first thought was that it needs a steering damper. But this is coming from a race bike, maybe I just need to get used to it.

G

 

[greer]

Hi G, welcome aboard!


Sarah

 

[Mixup]

Hi,

I am new to this forum to gain some insights about the scrambler.
I am currently riding an MV Agusta but decided it is time to move on and switch to a more commuter friendly bike.
after test riding the scrambler, I know what my next bike will be
I took the Icon for a spin but will go with the FT-as soon as I sell my current bike.

There is actually not much that needs changing on those wonderful machines even though my first thought was that it needs a steering damper. But this is coming from a race bike, maybe I just need to get used to it.

G

Welcome Saftie, I came also from a MV Augusta, the difference is night and day, the scrambler is more user friendly you just get on and go, much easier around town and you can flip from side to side so easily. You will enjoy.

Whats your location?

Have fun.

Will

 

[Saftie]

Hi Sarah, Hey Will,

I am located in NYC.
I love my MV and it handles great, but hates traffic. And since the only riding time I get at the moment would be my commute, it is not practical at all.
Yes, difference is night and day but I am glad the scrambler is very torquey because I am kind of spoiled and love having immediate power at the flick of my wrist.

Gabor

 

[Saftie]

Btw, which MV did you have? I have the F4