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nice bikes guys! I love that Duc Venomized93 i've been trying to trade my bike for a Foxbody, but I went for a nice ride today and don't think I want to get rid of it anymore With a bike, you can go places you would never think about going when in a car bikes are the shiznit

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Thanks! Ducatis are sick. Just a little more to maintain, but not drastically. They're like COBRAS you dont see them all the time. Here is another few pics.



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Venomized93, nice bike and pics. But whats up withe "chickin' strip."?????????

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Great looking bike, but man, you've gotta do something about those chicken strips.

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That pic right there. Is the day after I had my oil cap removed (I forgot to put it on). I rode off from my house and about a mile down the road Oil splattered inside the fairing and along the rear tire. I cleaned it all up and went riding on Skaggs Rd in Healdsburg the following day (pictured above). I was pretty scared to ride that day. People online told me to replace the tire. The guy at CYCLEGEAR to use some CONTACT cleaner and rub hard as hell. You can kind of tell by the last pic. If you look at the exhaust pipes burnt oil caked on the pipes. But look at the pictures above it.

But I will be the first to tell you I dont lean hard. But lean safely for me. I just got my bike in JUNE.

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Venomized93, nice bike and pics. But whats up withe "chickin' strip."?????????

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I ride SAFELY (LOL). Honestly, I'm not even close to leaning as far as your pic. I really want to hit the track sometime next year. Probably want to do the TRACK schooling that goes to Infenion twice a year. You can rent their bikes for 565 + (the class).

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Come out to THUNDERHILL. My buddies and I are always out thier. Still, a clean ass bike, let her stretch her legs. Click on my sig link, were cool no matter what happens........

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Be here in January

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1991 CHP...how fast were you going on that spill shown in your sig link? I always wanted to learn to knee drag, or atleast get close to it, but whats the "right" way to do it? I always chicken out when I start to lean pretty low on turns and end-up almost missing the turn

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Not sure to be honest, I think around 65/75 around turn 11 at T-HILL. The best way to learn, IMO, is to come out to the track, and follow someone around for a few sessions, or better yet the whole day. Get ready for next year, and come on out.

Take a look at the track.
http://www.thunderhill.com/html/trackmap.html

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[QB] Ducs are nice, i still prefer the cheaper jap bikes. Thats me on my Uncles 748R and my wife on the 916. Im hoping to use the 748R this Monday at Infineon for the Superbike school, my uncle needs to try out his new 999S with the race package

Damn those are some nice DUCS. Whats this SUPERBIKE school thing about? Curious to know.

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[QB] Ducs are nice, i still prefer the cheaper jap bikes. Thats me on my Uncles 748R and my wife on the 916. Im hoping to use the 748R this Monday at Infineon for the Superbike school, my uncle needs to try out his new 999S with the race package

Damn those are some nice DUCS. Whats this SUPERBIKE school thing about? Curious to know.

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That's the one I was talking about . I want to go to that next year. Seems like a really helpful class. They also rent their KAWA 636 bikes, which is cool. Let me know how it goes and what they teach.

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Nice bikes fellas! I'm ready for some riding. I don't think I will be seeing any track time with it. My wife isn't very happy bout me getting it Plus, I got the bike from the original owner(a guy I know) and it has never been raced or down. The bike is in perfect shape.

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Not sure to be honest, I think around 65/75 around turn 11 at T-HILL. The best way to learn, IMO, is to come out to the track, and follow someone around for a few sessions, or better yet the whole day. Get ready for next year, and come on out.

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Here you go Dana! It is getting a new motor right now and I only have these two shots.


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[qb] this is what i ride

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nice ktm . . . still love my honda but ktms are fun

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