Words: Noel Priestley / Photos: Geoff Osborne
Under $12k but SWM’s Superdual still
comes dressed for the party.
A
fter 250km aboard SWM’s new
Superdual 650 I can report this new
entrant to the thumper adventure
market is certainly fit for purpose.
And the big drawcard here is the
Superdual is already ‘dressed for the
party’ with a box full of aftermarket
adventure goodies that’ll suit those
wanting to take their SWM across
roads less travelled on a trip up or down the
line or on a road trip to and from an adventure
ride, all in a smooth and comfortable way.
The goodies that come as standard include crash
bars, bash plate, screen, Givi racks and panniers,
handguards and riding/driving lights. Until now
you’d have had to buy a suitable big-bore single
and add many of these options to create your
own distance-capable adventure mount – there
just hasn’t been anything like it on the market.
Purchasing these items individually will likely send