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On the way to Skyline Drive
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Always a kid at heart
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Some Ducati pron
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After riding sport bikes for 12 years, I bought this. It's been pretty fun. Never thought I'd own a Harley.
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And here is the yellow version of the . 800cc Triple MV Agusta Superveloce.


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HondaRC51 wrote
Some Ducati pron
The Italian flag theme painted V4R came out amazing!!
Lady Jane wrote
And here is the yellow version of the . 800cc Triple MV Agusta Superveloce.


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I love my MVs but that one never worked for me. It just doesnt feel like they pulled of the modern/vintage mix properly. I much prefer the Roland Sands Designs version.
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Im back up to 4. I was going to get a proper dual sport but the bike I put a deposit on kept getting pushed and the Ducati dealer had a new Desert Sled on the floor, that is the Flying Spaghetti Monster speaking to me (aka fate).

So now I have an off roading Ducati, keeping the whole stable Italian.
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Fritz Egli's 1980s Ducati 900 SS road legal racer.


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Buug959 wrote
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Not only that, but various motorcycle organizations like the BMW MOA, Harley Hogs, Honda Wing Nuts etc.. have a network of members emergency assistance for just about any situations. Bikers are a close knit family, regardless of brand even if we are always making fun at each other. :)
Lady Jane wrote
Not only that, but various motorcycle organizations like the BMW MOA, Harley Hogs, Honda Wing Nuts etc.. have a network of members emergency assistance for just about any situations. Bikers are a close knit family, regardless of brand even if we are always making fun at each other. :)
I knew this young woman when I was a young fella, she was into the biker thing....very close knit....might be the rum talking. :D
Not a picture but I think it's pretty damn cool.
Buug959 wrote
Not a picture but I think it's pretty damn cool.
Thanks a lot...!!!:mad0260: Now I have to take a cold shower...!!!

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Lady Jane wrote
Thanks a lot...!!!:mad0260: Now I have to take a cold shower...!!!

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:lol: He did manage to get those mirrors awfully close to the curbstones didn't he?
Buug959 wrote
:lol: He did manage to get those mirrors awfully close to the curbstones didn't he?
He obviously knows the track. No hesitations when he flicks the bike over and he managed a sweeper at over 225KPH. The 600cc class with their light weight and nimbleness just kill it on the track.
Lady Jane wrote
Not only that, but various motorcycle organizations like the BMW MOA, Harley Hogs, Honda Wing Nuts etc.. have a network of members emergency assistance for just about any situations. Bikers are a close knit family, regardless of brand even if we are always making fun at each other. :)
Can't quite visualize you as the poster child Harley girl, since you are certainly more of a squid rider at heart...
Pic I took at a bike show a couple of years ago.


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Buug959 wrote
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I've never seen or heard of that before. I've always been told to give a thumbs up if you're ok or thumbs down if you're in need of assistance. If I'm out riding and see a bike on the side of the road I always make it a point to stop and see if they need help. Unfortunately the only people to cuss me out for asking if they need help have been Harley riders. Not saying they are all bad, just my personal interactions haven't been pleasant.
Artemis wrote
How many boxes ticked ?
"25 Things Motorcycle Riders Do That Make Them Squids (That They Don't Even Realize)"
https://www.hotcars.com/things-motorcycle-riders-do-that-make-them-squids-that-they-dont-even-realize/
Im dumber for having clicked on that link, that was a lot of the dumbest shit I have ever heard.

#26: Youre the guy who made up the "25 Things Motorcycle Riders Do That Make Them Squids (That They Don't Even Realize)" listicle.