Stunning Ducati's
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
I really like the 1299. If Ducati have listened to customers and made it more road orientated it will be a stunning piece of kit.
In fact if its rides half as good as it looks it will be a mind blowingly stunning piece of kit.
In fact if its rides half as good as it looks it will be a mind blowingly stunning piece of kit.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
650 per cylinder is just insane ,the torque must be awesome when riding that thing.The looks are to die for
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
I quite fancy one with these extras. They do this accessory in a number of different shapes.
and they even come in pairs.
and they even come in pairs.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
Have you noticed how Ducati riders never wear the right gear?
Too bloody busy posing I guess
Too bloody busy posing I guess
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
Arrrrrrrrrrgh! I can't unsee that now!
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
I'm guessing a little bit about it being more road orientated but the fact its a capacity they cannot race ( and the 1199R will be made only for racing) and the max power and torque is at a lower rev point than on the 1199 all seems to point that way.Blade wrote:I really like the 1299. If Ducati have listened to customers and made it more road orientated it will be a stunning piece of kit.
In fact if its rides half as good as it looks it will be a mind blowingly stunning piece of kit.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
No,Monty wrote:D6 wrote:I'd have the bigger bike purely for the SSSA. Fook the practicality.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
Never considered a non-red Ducati before but the more I see of this one, the more i like it.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
Bit outside my price range this year, sadly.
Maybe next year and i would also like to see whether the 1299 makes a better all round roadbike than the 1199.
Maybe next year and i would also like to see whether the 1299 makes a better all round roadbike than the 1199.
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Re: Stunning Ducati's
That's nice that is...
From the 899 onwards the managed to pull off the Matt look with style. Ducati's are probably the only vehicle I like with a Matt finish.
Do it..
From the 899 onwards the managed to pull off the Matt look with style. Ducati's are probably the only vehicle I like with a Matt finish.
Do it..
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