View Full Version : FOR SALE: Ducati 999S
flame
6th April 2008, 11:20
Mint piece of Italian kit. Looks very much as new condition:love:, S models come standard with full Ohlins front and rear. Its got loads of V-twin punch, effortless handling, running Bridestone BT002 tyres, has aftermarket Ducati Performance slipper clutch with open clutch cover, and that v-twin rumble that makes us gals go all funny inside :msn-wink:
I'd say this bike is faultless really.
Will post pics next week for ya.
BUY IT(before I get hooked on it):Punk:
It's not about being sensible you know....it's about the fun you have along the way:woohoo:
scracha
6th April 2008, 14:12
Put it on your website silly.
flame
6th April 2008, 14:20
Put it on your website silly.
Oh yeah...good idea! I will put a blurb on there :2thumbsup
does anybody look at my website??? I don't think even I'M on my website yet lol.
Deviant Esq
6th April 2008, 17:54
:drool:
*Steals it*
(oh wait, that's mean :oi-grr:)
*Gives it back... showing an extra 1500km on the clock* :whistle:
Seriously though, good luck with the sale. Noice bike, pics please! :niceone:
crazefox
8th April 2008, 20:58
will you trade my z in?
Sanx
9th April 2008, 10:44
Would this be the same 'S' that came second in the hill-climb? And if not, what colour is it?
flame
9th April 2008, 17:02
will you trade my z in?
I could have a weeee discussion with the owner for you:D
Would this be the same 'S' that came second in the hill-climb? And if not, what colour is it?
Surely is that same beastie. You like?? Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm you know you like:msn-wink:
jrandom
9th April 2008, 17:05
Oh, maaaaan, 16 grand...
If only I could fit on the bloody thing without being in agony after the first hour.
:crybaby:
Edit: Actually, y'know how Drew reported that he had great trouble keeping traction on the rear during the hillclimb, right? What was determined to be the reason for that, setup-wise? Presumably one can get a 999S going good without having to leave giant darkies striping off out of every corner.
flame
9th April 2008, 17:19
Oh, maaaaan, 16 grand...
If only I could fit on the bloody thing without being in agony after the first hour.
:crybaby:
Edit: Actually, y'know how Drew reported that he had great trouble keeping traction on the rear during the hillclimb, right? What was determined to be the reason for that, setup-wise? Presumably one can get a 999S going good without having to leave giant darkies striping off out of every corner.
stop eating pies!! bwahaha
re:traction.......the bike was purely set up for road use (standard factory suspension)....the pace he was riding at would have benefited hugely from a race set up....stiffer spring and re-sprung forks etc. Not bad cutting 3 seconds of the record though;)
If you can ride it as fast as Drew then I'd eat my undies! ....and even YOUR smelly undies:bleh:
jrandom
9th April 2008, 17:53
stop eating pies!! bwahaha
Racing Pies, sunshine. Anyway, it's my fucked knees that are the problem; they hurt the same when I fold them up for long periods of time regardless of whether I'm at 85kg or 105kg.
the bike was purely set up for road use (standard factory suspension)...
Ah, right, I understand now.
If you can ride it as fast as Drew then I'd eat my undies!
Pfft, as if. Mind waiting five years while I practice?
flame
9th April 2008, 18:37
Pfft, [I]as if. Mind waiting five years while I practice?
...and eat your FIVE year old undies?:sick:
jrandom
9th April 2008, 18:40
...and eat your FIVE year old undies?:sick:
I'm sure yours would still taste better.
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