Not sure about that. The Ducati is clearly a much tighter design...
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Not sure about that. The Ducati is clearly a much tighter design...
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That looks like a buell blast. Too curvy. Not aggressive enough.
Ummmm, nothing looks like a buell blast!!! :puke:
I'm with smutty. The Ducati looks like they got into an MSF storage shed & were inspired by the GN125
:dunno: sales don't lie. In person they look nicer than any entry level bike offered besides the KTM 390.
Sales schmales.... If we're talking about what OTHER people are into, knitting and water aerobics are awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul_E_D
But we're not... we're talkin about what we personally like. I no likey. It's uninspiring.
Justin Bieber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul_E_D
The duc scrambler does take an okay photo. But it is underwhelming in person. Doesn't even live up to its own hype.
Are they on sales floors yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by nhbubba
It's nice we have such a selection of fine Motorcycles to choose from.
Least I know what the Austin hipster dipshits will be riding
You should get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pittenger5
I could see myself owning a Duc scrambler once used are for sale.
The frame throws me off on the Yamaha, def. a cool engine.
I like Ducs, probably be my next bike when I get back into it. I hate selling on lifestyle and what it will give you. Here's a thought, if you don't have that lifestyle now, buying that bike isn't going to give it to you. Sell the bike on its merits.
Now where did I put my iphone/gopro/mustang/Harley/Nikes?
I dunno, since I bought my Duc it's been all hot chicks and hipsters...
Sure beats all the bad teeth and accents when I bought the Triumph.
Paging Kerry, Kerry to the forum, there is a thread waiting for you...
If I bought a Ducati it would be a Monster, or maybe a Hyperstrada. Maybe.
One of those is definitely not a good thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul_E_D