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Old 08-Aug-2009, 15:59   #1
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Old 08-Aug-2009, 22:57   #2
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If you had that sort of money you wouldn't be worried about losing a little bit of value by thrapping it round Cadwell would you

I wouldn't worry no-I don't have bikes as ornaments-as Nick Mason said about his Ferrari Daytona " if you're not going to use it you may as well fill the engine with concrete"

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Old 08-Aug-2009, 23:29   #3
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But-if you had the money and bought it Steve could you resist riding it-I know I couldn't-and that would devalue it........................

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If you had that sort of money you wouldn't be worried about losing a little bit of value by thrapping it round Cadwell would you

It would only be my creaky bones, not fear of losing notional value, which would keep me from riding it.
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Old 09-Aug-2009, 06:20   #4
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I think we need to take a few links out of Tim's nurse's chain!

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Old 09-Aug-2009, 09:47   #5
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Apologies for the diversion , Tim, but it seems that Fleabay's taste for Ducati exotica is growing....

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ducati-supermo...d=p3286.c0.m14

As I have yet again failed to win the lottery, you're unlikely to be bidding against me on either of the above.

Can I ride this in the Desmo Due class B races? If not, then I'm not buyin it.
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Old 10-Aug-2009, 11:16   #6
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So as the thread started life as a 996R comment what is a reasonable price for a tidy, one owner bike?

http://www.multirole-eng.com

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Old 10-Aug-2009, 11:29   #7
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So as the thread started life as a 996R comment what is a reasonable price for a tidy, one owner bike?

£4K
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Old 08-Aug-2009, 10:45   #8
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There will always be some twot thats got more money than sense.
Hmm,....ad says the bike has done 623 miles,while the speedo is showing 1003.

1003 km - I think

Money and sense don't always go together. They say a fool and his money are soon parted, but how did he get it in the first place.
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Old 08-Aug-2009, 10:58   #9
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1003 km - I think

Money and sense don't always go together. They say a fool and his money are soon parted.

That's Ducati's for you now go buy the fecker I have some race fairings & bits we can get it on the track in no time
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Old 08-Aug-2009, 11:43   #10
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Wot no red mirrors? Are the air tubes carbon, can't tell. were the carbon on the original or did everyone have to buy eftermarket ones? Those tyres have seen some action for a bike that has done only 623, he's had it lent over a long way. Not the original tyres maybe, or trackday. If original tyres, how many revs did he take it to for the first 623 miles pre running in?

Looks the biz though, needs a front number board as well plus some carbon bits

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