Best: DRZ-400SM. Worst: DRZ-400SM. It's the cheapest, best all-around (urban and highway), it's street legal from the factory, super reliable and has tons of aftermarket support. It lacks power, soft suspension (set for 160lb rider), the brakes are nothing stellar, and it's carbed. Either way, it's the DRZ-400SM.
Ridiculously excited for this season! Hey guys ️ want to share my girlfriends "Supermoto". It's a 1994 KTM Duke 1 First edition. this was one of the first, what I would consider Supermoto, you could buy. At this time there were called "Funmoto" but it was 80% Parts from the KTM LC4 Endurobikes. Good self-cleaning properties. Pirelli MT 60RS Corsa – 60% on road and 40% off road. Radial tire designed for supermoto bikes, that ensures light handling. Optimized pattern design for street use. More grip with cornering pleasure provided by the Corsa supermoto compound. 160/60-17 only the 150 is not available.The Husqvarna 610SM: another bike that I don't know all that well, but seems to be a good alternative to the DRZ and WR. I think it's roughly 300lbs with somewhere around 40 or 45 horsepower making it faster than the 2 previous bikes. The 610 is tuned for everyday street riding and I believe it is fairly reliable.This large-displacement, high-horsepowered machines have a much steeper power-to-weight ratio, making them harder to ride than the 250-500cc range of SuperMoto. Finally, shorter riders may find that their high seating position makes it hard for them to reach the ground, making Supermotos challenging to walk and ride at slow speeds. READ MORE: Top 5 Reasons to Ride SuperMoto - RideApart They hope to start running more beginner/novice classes and move those to the morning, the intention being more new entries and less pressure The DRZ had more power and felt much better to turn. The gearing on the DRZ is not the best, but it's workable. It's mostly a dirt bike with 17" wheels, so you can fit the grippiest sport bike tires. This lets you ride up/down stairs, off curbs, through traffic, and crash it with less to repair. KjRdK.