MOUSE:rolleye:

See, not all Duc riders are party poopers:saint:

There are quite few women Duc riders. I think it has something to do with the vibration the twins give:D

Welcome anyway. I hope you get the Multistrada. Mind the VTR is'nt bad either:barfy:

Jill

Had you simply posted that you were a woman who needed help and advice then you would have had about 200 replies within ten minutes.

Knights in shining armour?

Sort of -

Hard riding, handsome, testosterone fuelled real he - men oozing muscles and charm?

Definitely!

Mines a draught Guinness with a shot of blackcurrant thanks. :sing:

Antonye

I love your avtar:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

... I know - that's why I chose not to take that route. We're not all attention seeking y'know ;)

Thanks for the welcome. As I don't drink I can't really offer you anthing alcholic but I cook mean fudge brownies - so please help yourself :)

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http://www.visordown.com/forums/show...7&page=1&pp=15


Note the number of pages!


I'm in Bristol too, BTW. But my bike is sadly in dock at the mo. Hope to get it back in a few weeks.

I know moto - seen the results on the VFR messageboard - thought it might be fun here as you don't seem to do it, plus I could use my superior female intuition to suss you lot out :lol: I'm in Southville - where are you?

Not far from me at all Jill im in Bedminster have u been to riders?

Superior femail intuition...but you ride a VFR....HELLO

Crunchy - They're a very easy bike to ride, very comfortable and make more power than a Multistrada. However, if I was happy to remain riding a Honda I wouldn't be here would I? :frog:

Hi Lee - it was Riders that suggested I visit this board.

Power is nothing without control. It's not the size it's how you use it etc etc. You might be here because you like men with a big Ducati:pig::devil::sing: