A new Italian in the family....
05-09-2011, 06:21 PM
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A new Italian in the family....
Well ever since I sold my 1098, I've been thinking about getting another V-twin sportbike for a second bike.....but I didn't want to fork out the $$$ for a 1098/1198/848. So I settled for this:
A 1996 Ducati 916, with full Termignoni exhaust, and only 12,000 miles. A modern classic!
A 1996 Ducati 916, with full Termignoni exhaust, and only 12,000 miles. A modern classic!
05-09-2011, 06:52 PM
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05-11-2011, 02:20 PM
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, i like italian beauties but they are out of my range and honestly I would cry if I beat one up on these shitty *** roads 
, I like my japo but I wont lose any sleep over it if something happens to it :Platly ive been looking into some sporty choppers actually for cruising around, i just like any sort of bike really, japo was affordable :P
and I see you got an Agusta, pics? I would like Aprillia but wee...
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05-11-2011, 03:58 PM
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, i like italian beauties but they are out of my range and honestly I would cry if I beat one up on these shitty *** roads , I like my japo but I wont lose any sleep over it if something happens to it :Platly ive been looking into some sporty choppers actually for cruising around, i just like any sort of bike really, japo was affordable :P
and I see you got an Agusta, pics? I would like Aprillia but wee...
An Aprilia RSV4 would be nice! Heres a pic of the MV:
05-12-2011, 02:12 PM
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wanna trade one of them for my 04 CBR 1000rr? it's getting 06-07 plastics, has a micron slip-on and mid pipe, 12k miles, getting fresh paint since the donor plastics I got were rashed up. It'll be a hot bike in a few weeks. And honda's are bullet proof. You know you want it.... lol.
05-12-2011, 03:47 PM
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wanna trade one of them for my 04 CBR 1000rr? it's getting 06-07 plastics, has a micron slip-on and mid pipe, 12k miles, getting fresh paint since the donor plastics I got were rashed up. It'll be a hot bike in a few weeks. And honda's are bullet proof. You know you want it.... lol.
Seriously, the 1000RRs are great bikes. If it had the Repsol colors (coolest paint scheme ever), you might be on to something!
10-16-2011, 04:34 PM
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Nice RC!!!!!
I currently have a Duc, but I've never owned a 4-valve Duc. Both of the ones I've owned are 2-valve. I do all my maintenance on them and think they're easy to work on. Probably because they're 2-valve.
JM
I currently have a Duc, but I've never owned a 4-valve Duc. Both of the ones I've owned are 2-valve. I do all my maintenance on them and think they're easy to work on. Probably because they're 2-valve.
JM
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