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I can only help you out Kitty if you can confirm that you do not break any of the above 3 rules....:lol: |
not even close ;);) |
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Someone with more experience on these bikes will be better able to help ... Do you have a budget in mind? 03 999R's are still around £11k or thereabouts I think. Maybe a touch more. What has attracted you to Ducati's? Do you like the shape of any particular bike? I'm a fan of the 998/748 shape although the newer shape is growing on me .. kind of like a fungus ... I'm no expert on the 999R's so can't help with the difference between them, JPM and the like should be able to though. |
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Basically,'03 bike,Cast swingarm,carbon everything,'race can' with very small outlets,136bhp. '04,more of the same but with deep swingarm,139bhp. '05,Wider top fairing,no top vents,taller screen,front guard now painted with Corse stripe,assymetric Termignoni system and a claimed 150bhp. Oh,and mines a Stella or Red Stripe while you're at the bar. |
thank you guys..... |
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I'm not trying to be chauvinistic here (that's if you are really one of those opposite sex types) but if it's only for the road then you are wasting your money. Get a 996/8 or 999 bip. If however, you are intending to do TD's then yes yes yes get a 2005 999R. And if you do, and you are a women, then I will be for always your slave :devil: |
Are you sad f**ks still taking this one seriously? I just don't believe it! (Said with soft Scottish accent) [Edited on 20-10-2005 by yeti] |
I think that all the sceptics will have a shock coming soon....:smug::smug: |
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Why, are you going to buy Monster. No No, worse still a a yellow monster |
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"soft Scottish accent" HELLLLLLO that's like saying there are quiet Ducati clutches |
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