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I'm planning on the bike hitting the ground multiple times - on sand, mud, dirt, rocks, trees, etc. I'm going to look at aluminum panniers and a dry bag for the back.
And upon further review, not quite. The Transalp was sold here in the US for two years, '89 and '90. Some '90 models were available as NOS as late as '94. The Africa Twin, while related to the Transalp is not exactly the same, but some parts are interchangeable, and some people have built hybrids:
buffalo wrote:
TA to AT conversion
Greetings All, I've been neglecting most of my responsibilities for the past week to work on converting my 90 Transalp to RD04 specs. The body work is
http://www.xrv.org.uk/forums/transa...
buffalo wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, that was sold also as a "Transalp", and might have even had some limited availability here for a brief period of time. As Yermo suggests, it is not fuel injected.
rshaug wrote:
rshaug wrote:
Is it wrong to think that this is just super cool looking?: Honda XRV750 Africa Twin,
Honda XRV750 Africa Twin
motorcycle test review of honda xrv750 africa twin adventure motorcycle