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Thread: Couple of questions re: Ducati 400SS 1991

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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    Hey Mazz

    You may find that a Ducati Pantah is the go - the seatheight is low, and the seat narrow - which makes it easy to get your feet flat.
    this is very good advice. Whats your budget Mazz?

    Mazz, you might like to consider an 848, in white also. Sure its more money, but very "rideable" as a street bike
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    If the 600SS is the same frame/everything as the 400SS, then would it not be just as low as the 400SS? Or at least lowerable to the same height?

    The impression I've got from McJim et al is that they're lovely, sensible road bikes which look after themselves a great deal.

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    go the 600
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    How tall are you anyway?

    Height wise theyre as good (or bad) as any other sportsbike.

    Ive never had to lower a bike (Im 5'10") but I dont see any reason why it couldnt be done, the seat is pretty thick and the suspension is already adjustable so It could be modified pretty easy.

    What is your previous riding history? Presumably you have a full licence and have riden at least a 250 before. Plenty of people who are 5 foot or less ride sports bikes and other similar things...you just need to be abit more careful and be more comfortable riding.

    Theres plenty of threads on here about tips for shorter people. I dont see any reason why you couldnt make a supersport work for you...and as far as supersports go Id recommend one to anyone.

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