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It proper unpleasant but doable. When I had the SV in Spain, to get up to the place I was staying at for a few months, was about 3km dirt road before you hit the house. After about two weeks, it was the best part of the ride!
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For sure. Having done umpteen little routes on the 125 with ‘road’ tyres, it was only wet mud and grass that posed any issue. On a larger bike I suppose with skilled throttle control anything is possible.
Haven’t touched any tracks for months since that dirt nap, mostly due to needing the bike to be in one piece until my full license.
pdlouche
Even that 100 yard section the Revzilla guy took the gixxer over looked scary as hell. I frequently threatened my instructor that we’d take a ‘wrong’ turn and I’d take his 600 Bandits offroad. He nearly accepted the dare.