pointlessly uninformative thread

[Joeb46]

i saw a ducati desmodeci today with the reg plate "desmo r"
down at squires cafe.
sounded beautiful, just like the gp dukes.
so urm yeah
any one else seen one on the road?
ive got a couple of 3 second videos cba putting them on though.
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[petemell]

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[Frost]

I've heard a GP ducati and they sounds amazing, the desmo is the only road bike to make the same noise, reason enough to follow one for a bit if ever you see one!

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[Benj]

jealous much?
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[Shaane]

[Ariel Badger]

A good rider would not choose the Duck
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[craigs23]

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[MinhDinh]

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[chris-red]

I've seen 3 of the desmos now, I thi8nk they are abit common, I didn't even bother taking a picture of the third
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[neatbik]

Ive seen a couple too, nice bikes but doesent really do anything for me.
Howver, the other day a stealth bomber flew over my house - i'd have one of them

[Knacker]

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[craigs23]

[sayad]

did ya all heard this , from their first post-Second World War bicycle-like low-displacement motorcycles, Ducati has achieved prominence in the motorcycle industry and in motorcycle racing.

In the 1960s, Ducati earned its place in motorcycling history by producing the then fastest 250 cc road bike available, the Mach 1.[2][3][4] In the 1970s Ducati began producing large-displacement L-twin (i.e. a 90° V-twin) motorcycles and in 1973 released an L-twin with the trademarked desmodromic valve design. In 1985, Cagiva bought Ducati and planned to rebadge Ducati motorcycles with the lesser-known Cagiva name (at least outside of Italy). By the time the purchase was completed, Cagiva kept the "Ducati" name on its motorcycles. In 1996, Texas Pacific Group bought a 51% stake in the company for US$325 million then in 1998, bought most of the remaining 49% to become the sole owner of Ducati. In 1999, TPG issued an IPO of Ducati stock and renamed the company Ducati Motor Holding SpA. TPG sold over 65% of its shares in Ducati, leaving TPG the majority shareholder. In December 2005 Ducati returned to Italian ownership with the sale of Texas Pacific's stake (minus one share) to Investindustrial Holdings, the investment fund of Carlo and Andrea Bonomi.
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[craigs23]

Isn't Wikipedia great?

[petemell]

Appologies for that other post I have deleted it now, what I meant was that cheaper bikes can perform just as well as the more expensive ones.

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