Suzuki DL1000 Vstrom; Luggage & ADV Touring Mods; The Most Complete & Honest Owner Review on YouTube

This video addresses the question if the Suzuki Vstrom is a proper ADV touring motorcycle. How to equip a motorcycle for ADV touring? What are some of the most basic upgrades for adventure touring? Stay tuned to find out!
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Gear mentioned or reviewed:

2 brothers slip-on exhaust
SW Motech Engine guards with frame sliders.
SW Motech skid plate with easy access for oil changes.
Center stand with skid plate.
SW Motech, easy removal carriers.
Wolfman Soft Saddle bags
Givi Monokey Top Case plate.
Zero Gravity and Vstream windscreens
Front fork stabilizer
Eibach rear suspension.
PowerCommander 3.
Sargent seat.
Fastway foot pegs.
Acerbis bark busters.
Bar risers.
Bell Bicycle Small handlebar bag.
Front fender mud flap.
12 O'clock Labs Speedometer Calibrator
Accessory tool (or wine bottle) welding rod tubes.
Short folding gear shiftier.
-Motocentric Tank Bag
-Rok Straps
-Ram Mount
-Trackside 12v Outet

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