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Blimey...less than 1K for the bike :o:devil::o That is good going. Erm...is an Alloy swingarm legal? - I know the rules previously stated OEM Ducati but right or wrong I got the impression that it was only from the 600/620 SS/Monster range, unless I'm talking poo (as usual) and an Alloy swingarm was fitted to these at some point ??? F ok - I'll leave the post here as a lesson - just found the 'final' rules: "Standard swingarms can be taken from any Ducati model" also Minimum weight limit 150Kg without Fuel :devil::devil::devil: Does make me wonder how rigorous the scrutinering will be??? will every bike really be compression tested ??? [Edited on 31-12-2004 by Iconic944ss] |
I believe it is any bike in the Ducati range, not just those with 600/620 engines, Frank. |
Thanks Lizzie :):):):):):) |
Chris, Was it the 600 from a student in Norwich? Saw that one myself on DucatiTrader but never got round to checking it out. |
We reserve the right to check ANY bike, however it is not likely unless you are noticeably faster than everyone else-and yes we may compression test them. John |
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My Haynes manual says the 600SS is 172kg - there's room to get rid of all the road kit, all the bodywork, and maybe the front wheel if you want to wheely around the track! :devil: |
Yes, purchased from the student in Norwich, 200 mile round trip, sight unseen. My source has been outed! 20kg's should come off easy,now some 916 carbon bodywork - bought cheap on ebay wonder how it will fit? Cheers all. |
Damn you! As I said, I was going to look at that but the ad went and I thought it had gone! |
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