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Old 27-Sep-2006, 22:18
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More new duke pics??

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Old 27-Sep-2006, 22:35
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the lower one looks good, the upper one looks strange....pitch of the exhaust, exhaust heat shield on the left side, is unusual, as its normally on the right.....999 bip seat unit and tank with sedici top fairing, it all looks fake and photoshop.........time will tell
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Old 27-Sep-2006, 22:39
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It's a ducatiblade !but I like it !!!!!!!!
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Old 27-Sep-2006, 22:49
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from a site in the USA, lloks like it is been ridden by Gulliver
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Old 28-Sep-2006, 08:49
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Whoa - that looks like final prototype testing doesn't it? Must be the genuine article as it's very similar to the bike pictured in Italy we've seen before. Radial Brembos, Marchesini rear wheel, trellis frame, single swinger, standard issue Ducati clutch cover etc. That'll be the 1098 then.

It's tiny isn't it? Looks like the size of our RS250! If it really is that miniscule I'd be tempted to get one. However, on looks alone I'm not that impressed.
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Old 28-Sep-2006, 10:08
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Seriously is that the biggest man on the planet or is that a mini moto!!!??? Like the tail unit though!
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Old 28-Sep-2006, 11:28
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Top pic looks to have the clutch housing on the left side..........
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Old 28-Sep-2006, 18:17
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Whoa - that looks like final prototype testing doesn't it? Must be the genuine article as it's very similar to the bike pictured in Italy we've seen before. Radial Brembos, Marchesini rear wheel, trellis frame, single swinger, standard issue Ducati clutch cover etc. That'll be the 1098 then.

It's tiny isn't it? Looks like the size of our RS250! If it really is that miniscule I'd be tempted to get one. However, on looks alone I'm not that impressed.
I reckon they use the biggest bloke they can find to test to see what it goes like with weight. Did it to the Hypermotard too.
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Old 28-Sep-2006, 23:51
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the rider is Stefano Tenielli - and yes, he works for Ducati.
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Old 29-Sep-2006, 08:12
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Someone knows something then. Care to elaborate?
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