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 17-Sep-2006, 22:08 | #14 |
| Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica  Posts: 2,885 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Hemel Hempstead Mood: Fabulous Well done Ozz  A bloke I know rides up to Hemel from Blandford in Dorset to work three days a week. He has Honda SP thingy with a pillion seat. I should be able to catch him tomorrow to ask him to bring you up this far. From here, I can take you as a pillion to Lincoln (as long as you don't weigh more than about 12 stone, that is. Don't fancy being squashed to death against my own tank  . How does that sound?You MUST ride it home, regardless of the weather. It's a Monster. They don't mind the rain. When I picked up my new bike on Thursday, the guy at Ducati Aylesbury said two people due to collect their new bikes had cancelled because 'it looked like rain'. It is incumbent on us to dispel this rediculous myth that Ducatis can't be ridden in the rain. PM me if you want to get this lined up. | |
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