BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024 vs. Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024
Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
Overview - BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024 vs Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024
Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
Technical Specifications BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024 compared to Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
Pros and Cons in comparison
Pros and Cons in comparison
BMW R 1300 GS Adventure 2024
The new R 1300 GS Adventure was eagerly awaited - how will the Bavarians differentiate it from the normal 13 Series GS in terms of design? Well, the powerful, angular appearance is already a success, the new big Adventure looks rustic, but doesn't look too stolid and you can see at first glance with the many practical details that BMW is all about making globetrotters happy. On the drive side, the GS Adventure benefits from the even more powerful boxer engine, which accelerates the heavy Adventure forwards effortlessly and agilely. The handling is unexpectedly light and the ergonomics are excellent. Of course, the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure is expensive, nobody expected a bargain. However, it is already equipped with an extensive range of electronic features in the basic version, and with the ASA automated quickshifter, adaptive ride height control, adaptive cruise control and much, much more, it is of course even more expensive. But beware: anyone who tries it will probably want it on their R 1300 GS Adventure!
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Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally 2023
That the Ducati Multistrada V4 Rally generally prefers the road to tough off-road terrain was already clear from the outset when we looked at the data sheet. That it nevertheless doesn't shy away from any adventure was also clear. But all the test riders were surprised and impressed by how confidently it copes with demanding passages. Despite 19-inch wheels and a lot of mass, it can do more than just gravel roads. Above all, the good electronics and the finely controllable engine make it manageable off-road. The natural limits of the off-road rumbler only become noticeable at high speeds due to the sagging suspension elements or in very rough trial passages due to the dwindling stability of the front wheel. If you can't forgive a touring enduro of this dimension, you're looking in the wrong segment.