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Old 20-Oct-2005, 18:54
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999r info and spec questions.

on a more ducati based theme, which is why I joined here , can anyone help me out on a few items of info.

what would be the best 999r to lookout for.
is new allways the best option, or is a good used bike more viable from a spec view point.

what problems shold I lookout for and what probs can I expect to get with one.

what are the difference between the 999r models from it;'s early models to current model year.

any help would be nice before I go out and start to look, need to be armed with as much info as possible .

thanks K
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:03
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If money is no object get a new 06 or 05 one.
You can also consider a second hand 04 if the price is right, but i wouldn't a 03 (older swingarm, grey frame, etc.. = a lot of depreciation, not mention the 04's and forward look a lot better, imo)
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:03
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i can't help you with the spec, but if you buy a new one be prepared for horrific depreciation.

If you look at the price of 03 and 04 models in the used market privately you'll see what i mean.

There are some good deals about at the moment with it coming into winter.
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:12
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You can check out all the '05 specs on Ducati's own website.The previous model year archives will fill you in on the older bikes.
Here's the 03 bike.
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:13
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'04.
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:16
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There's a few 998R's available - the connoiseurs choice
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:17
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There's a few 998R's available - the connoiseurs choice
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:17
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DukeKitty, what's your experince with bikes?
Do you have a bike now? Have you ever had a bike?
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:20
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Here you can find a lot about the specs etc... http://www.ducati.com/bikes/my2005/d...elName=999R-05
And you can check out the previous models also.
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Old 20-Oct-2005, 19:22
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sold my old gsx 6 months ago, so looking for something new.

fresh start for me now.
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