Shiver 750

Jerry Doe

Administrator
This was a fun bike. I should have kept it!

Aprilia750_2.jpg
 

motoken

New member
Always liked the look of the Shiver, but ended up buying this 2022 Tuono 660 Factory. And I'm really enjoying it so far. I did raise the bars 1" with a spacer to accommodate the aged rider. I'd have raised them a bit more, but that's about all the wires and such would allow.

Right 1200.JPG


Ken
 

Jerry Doe

Administrator
Always liked the look of the Shiver, but ended up buying this 2022 Tuono 660 Factory. And I'm really enjoying it so far. I did raise the bars 1" with a spacer to accommodate the aged rider. I'd have raised them a bit more, but that's about all the wires and such would allow.

View attachment 37

Ken
I know that's got to be fun to ride! What HP does it have?
 

motoken

New member
100 HP and 400 lbs. wet makes for a good power/weight ratio. Similar sort of bike to my 2009 Triumph Street Triple R. The big difference I notice is in low and mid-range power. The Triumph engine was detuned a bit from the Daytona version, and as a result has an amazing amount of low and mid-range torque. The Aprilia makes it's power higher in the rpm range, so I find myself using the shift lever a lot more when riding it. But it is a great bike for spirited riding. I plan to keep it until I'm too feeble to enjoy it, and then keep it a little longer anyhow.

Ken
 
Top