C00kiemonster wrote:Ooh that's pretty. I seriously looked at an 848 this year but then bought the car

Yup it's a beauty. So glad I decided to swap back. I reckon they'll become a little collectors item as we've now got the 899 out. We shall see

A bit too early to say Perkles as I rode back through a monsoon on Supercorsa Rs!

Pick up and roll on was great and nibble into the turns as only a Ducati is friend.

I loved the RC8 yet I think coming back to a Ducati was my best decision this year!

Will chuck em up soon gents! Here is one from the previous owner to wet your appetite....

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Thanks for the compliments

Hi guys just to let you know the bike was sold this afternoon. It went to a cracking chap and good home.

Thanks for all the support.

The garage is full with the new Ducati 848 EVO SE. Bring on the warm roads and no chicken strips.

Right come on guys, the 848 EVO SE is in the garage now so the RC8 needs to go....:-)

Just added in the Stompgrip I also put on it and have dropped it down by a further £250 to tempt people...:-)

duke63 wrote:One of those for sale on Ducatiforum?

Best looking Ducati sportsbike colours ever those are.

Yes and yes. We shall see...

Duke63 me thinks you know me too soon....yet thinking 848 EVO SE buddy

Monty wrote:You bought it didn't you!

Not yet buddy, going 1st thing Sunday to see it, we shall see my friendm we shall see....

Ah you boys kill me...:-) Surprise Kwacky's not made a comment yet also?

Well if the Akra doesn't tip the sale, i'll be selling it separately chaps.

OK, it has been 7 months since i owned this awesome machine, therefore it's time for a change! 8) The bike has all the high quality dealer fitted modifications you would expect from a mature rider which anyone would want or need. It has had the fuelling sorted so it is a fantastic bike which still t...

Still need to keep it charged up though gents as I've had them on four bikes now. They're brilliant for cranking twins with the extra initial kick in.

Yeah read that a few weeks back, interesting.

Woodward employed an 'eye coach' for the England RUF team which helped them win the world cup way back when!

Its not just about getting your arse crack on the edge of the seat and knee out, you need to get your upper body over the side of the bike too, as if you are looking directly at your face in the mirror on most sportsbikes. Very true Duke63, very true buddy! We had to take the mirrors off Cornish's ...

Coils not the the PC version buddy Coil version - I'd have a look at the HM website and then take 20% off a new price buddy. Very popular items and one of the only makes I would buy. I had one and it was only the PC version. That was good, but the coils version is way better and more configurable. ...

What do you reckon on the exhaust s/h price CookieMonster? In good condition - quite a lot sadly. I'd have it off you for £200 but then I'd be ripping you off :D If the packing in it is good (some of them blow) due to the mighty twin power :) and it isn't scratched to buggery on the bottom I'd be a...

duke63 wrote:Its not just about getting your arse crack on the edge of the seat and knee out, you need to get your upper body over the side of the bike too, as if you are looking directly at your face in the mirror on most sportsbikes.

Very true Duke63, very true buddy!

With my limited experience of not even having my knee down if go with the others advice of following someone fast as I try and copy their body position. Also it's not only a body position thing it's a mind thing as it's not natural to rely on your knee to keep you up maybe? Monty I would say it's ab...

What do you reckon on the exhaust s/h price CookieMonster?

Coils not the the PC version buddy