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Also see Britten V1000. A guy from New Zealand that built a bike in his garage that massacred the Japanese Big 4 on the track. http://www.fasterandfaster.net/2008/01/britten-v1000-greatest-motorcycle-ever.html

I have a JAP and a DUC. Let me tell you the JAP(Jewish American Princess) costs a lot more to maintain than the Duc. Haha. Just get whatever revs your engine.

Maybe his wife is on his case to sell the bike. He can honestly say, the bike is for sale, just no takers. Its summer in NZ at the moment, so I'm sure he won't mind if it doesn't sell for a while.

Rodney. The ECU only comes with a full Termi pipe. They can also be purchased seperately. As that is only a slip on, the full Termi is big $$$. You have to join http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org - lots of Monster info.

Here you go, folks. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20115555-1/toilet-motorcycle-runs-on-human-poo-power/

I liked the Top Gear version way, way better. Imagine, Ducati's "cruiser" beating the "state of the art" Gixxer, in the 1/4 mile. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZKRphfVHqI

Tungsten tip would penetrate the glass at that range no problem.

Are you sure about that Steve? This video seems to prove you wrong http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhYnAeKiTq4&feature=player_embedded

I remember the Suzuki RGV250's came with dry clutches as well as the Honda NSR 250. Hell even GSX-R 750's had dry clutches on some models. Just about all the new Ducs have wet clutches now.

None delivered in Canada or North America for that matter. I believe there is a cafe racer one in the Yamaha dealership on Harry Walker Pkwy - Newmarket. If its not there its at Suzuki of Newmarket, across the street.

I have over 30 000km on my Monster. In 07 Ducati came out with 12 000km service intervals. I believe it was 6000 km intervals before that. I may be replacing clutch plates soon, but never heard of anyone doing it at 10K km intervals. Buddy probably bought a bike that has been flogged like a...

Know the difference between ATGATT and ATGANFI.

All the things you mentioned before, were OK, before the invention of cell phones. Try anything like this now and you will be having a chat with PC Plod.

I would look at the 796, rather than the 696. 796 - Single sided swingarm. Albeit no dry clutch. Monster board - http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org If I knew what I know now, I'd be on the Triumph. I believe there is a R model with Ohlins shocks, for a $1000 more. You will always be right in the...

Its owned by the same guy that owns SON.

See them on here all the time. http://raresportbikesforsale.com

I have been to the store a few times. No issues. Great prices, and he looked after a warranty issue on a busted bar-end mirror. Never used the online store.

Hey Louis Bike in shop for 24K service. As well, I have soccer all weekend. I doubt I will ever get to RFS.

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The people that are going to run, are going to run. The rest of us are just going to stop and take our lumps. Who cares. Writing reams about it, isn't gonna change the "runners" mind, me don't think.