Dropped it - bought it - LOVE it...

[KATWYN]

Dropping a motorbike is a "right of passage " into the
world of motorcycling I thought....some of us
do it sooner...some do it later

[jimbo600]

Good effort on the new bike.

Think I saw you today going over Paekakariki hill at around 5:00 ish.

Nice bike that. Trick termigatriganometry carbon pipes too.

How does it wheelie?

[Her_C4]

Good effort on the new bike.

Think I saw you today going over Paekakariki hill at around 5:00 ish.

Nice bike that. Trick termigatriganometry carbon pipes too.

How does it wheelie?

Cheers ,

Yes that was me just managing to keep up with the others....

Wheelie?? I will let you know - I am bound to find out soon at this rate.....

ha ha ha

[mangell6]

Calling Lynda, calling Lynda, DUCATI accessories required!!!!!!!!!!

Dial 748 or 999 for assistance

The lady did good on a 320+km ride today, whipping through corners, just needs to practice getting the knee down now.

[Two Smoker]

Dropping a motorbike is a "right of passage " into the
world of motorcycling I thought....some of us
do it sooner...some do it later

and some of us do it several times

[matthewt]

Well done on the new bike Chrissie (even if it was a Ducati )

[Her_C4]

Calling Lynda, calling Lynda, DUCATI accessories required!!!!!!!!!!

Ha ha ha - yeah, ummm stickers, direct dial # for Ducati parts, sunnies, carbon fibre, stickers, ..........

The lady did good on a 320+km ride today, whipping through corners, just needs to practice getting the knee down now.

Really?? Jeepers, and there I thought I DID get it down at least once!!!

Hey the ride today was an absolute blast - thanks heaps for that, I really enjoyed both the ride and the company. I now know first hand what the 'Ducati walk' is.... ha ha ha

[Pwalo]

That's a hard way of making a selection for your next bike.

[James Deuce]

That's a hard way of making a selection for your next bike.

I'mm gonna try it and see if the wife will let me get away with it. "Ohhh, I broke it slightly - that means I'll have to buy it. Bugger."

[Her_C4]

I'mm gonna try it and see if the wife will let me get away with it. "Ohhh, I broke it slightly - that means I'll have to buy it. Bugger."

Yeah???

Good luck with that - let me know how you get on..........

[James Deuce]

Yeah???

Good luck with that - let me know how you get on..........

Eek - no offence - What is mortifying for you is a negotiation tactic for an opressed married man!

It's all good, it's all goodssss, my preciousssssssssssss .......

[Her_C4]

Eek - no offence - What is mortifying for you is a negotiation tactic for an opressed married man!

It's all good, it's all goodssss, my preciousssssssssssss .......

[Ms Piggy]

Ooooooooooooo!!!! I have seen the pics now (on the SCC ride write up), what a delicious bike!

[LB]

Congratulations Chrissie!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm very glad the heart won.

I'll give you some lessons in Ducatista-stuff.

Look fwd to catching up some time very soon!!

[dangerous]

Ooooooooooooo!!!! I have seen the pics now (on the SCC ride write up), what a delicious bike!

Yeah..... nice, love the Termagone best pipes out ot Italy (next to Mistral the sound dosent get any better in fact as we say on the Guzzi fourms 'isa sounda nor a noise'

Do you know (I just found out today ...) that you can get racks for a Ducati???

And re: your post in the packrack thread, IMO bugger carring a bag on ya back.... now I know a few of you lot up there do, but it would piss me of something big, and I'd hate ta think what 'could' happen if a person with a bag on there back were to slide down the rd.
I notice that your bike is a biposto, so how bout at least a cargo net on the rear seat if you dont like the rack system..... see my pics in that thread.