Oh and one thing on the Mutli that was epic this weekend were the Metzeler Z8s. Dry weather they are like a sports bike tyre with assured handling and a nice quick turn in. In the wet, and man did we have some wet weather on the way home, they were brilliant. No slips, slides or issues at all. Just ...

Best add my views: Started with the Versys. Similar riding position to the Multi though the bars are not as wide. The engine is a little gem. Revs freely and with hardly any vibration. Only started to run out of puff once close to three figures. Turns easily and with only minimal push on the bars. I...

Wouldn't want to pay his insurance bill.

Edit: Kwacky beat me to it.

Kwacky wrote:Thought I was in Florida, the rain and wind was so bad.

Any flying dachshunds?

Ducati trackdays will be announced in the new year.

Donington and Silverstone usually, i guess for the noise reasons. Donington is usually on the Tuesday after WSBK weekend at the end of May.

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Blade wrote:Will have to see Cav but these might prevent any track action

They roar like a p1ssed of Lion that's just had his nads flicked with a wet towel

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Do the Ducati trackdays next year. A blind eye is turned for those events.

Awesome trip as always. Blessed with good weather yesterday and Friday afternoon so saw plenty and rode plenty. Bike swap was great too. Thanks guys. Shame we had to change ferry this morning but I actually thought the Heysham ferry was a better experience and not a huge amount further in distance. ...

Give Cornerspeed a call and ask the cost if the updated Evo software with slide control.

Would be awesome on the Mountain road.

Kwacky wrote:I don't think Duke has read all of the thread

Got home, had a sandwich, turned on MotoGP. And promptly fell asleep

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Gaffer tape man.

Peel sunset photobombed by the mad silhouette man of Tankslap.

Highlight of the day was overtaking 5 cars and a van on the outside at windey corner

I've seen that film to Blade

Ready to go.

Stonesie wrote:I will probably meet you guys in Liverpool, anyone know a decent coffee shop near the port?

Oh and i may fuel up in Liverpool too, 'tis a tad more pricey on the island.

Just meet at the ferry entrance, mate. You can get a coffee in the building next door.

If I'm honest then I would agree it's way to much for a road bike. Even my Multi could get me in serious trouble with the ease that the motor spins up.

Still should be able to wangle a test ride next year just to see what it's like.

Need to sell something I don't need for something I do . 14000rpm rev limit and 205 bhp. With 120nm of torque.