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no I haven't any recommendations?Living in the southern part of the state, have you ever ridden in Harriman state park in New York? That was a pleasant surprise! Great twisty roads down there.
no I haven't any recommendations?Living in the southern part of the state, have you ever ridden in Harriman state park in New York? That was a pleasant surprise! Great twisty roads down there.
no I haven't any recommendations?
I read somewhere that dealerships periodically crack the black cap that keeps the filter in place, as they try to remove it in 1 piece, so be careful getting it unstuck@DucatiKev Here's a look at the drain plug and filter.
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Access to the oil filter not bad. Drain plug however
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Besides the oil going everywhere without a bag or shield, even a thin torque wrench doesn't fit.
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Had to go shopping for "crows feet"
Awesome thanks very much I’ll have to check it out for sure.Really the whole state park - and it's a big one - but mostly this bit between the renaissance fair and the Palisades. The roads are narrow, twisty and there's a good bit of elevation change. The downside is that it can get a bit busy on the weekends, but it's a nice change from my usual trips to the Catskills / Berkshires / Southern Vermont. Really a surprise, given how close to the city it is.
Just installed Rizoma 1 1/8 handlebars (MA009)
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The stock ones felt like the bars on a tricycle
@DucatiKev, Thanks for the advice on the filter cap. As for my exhaust, I posted a nice shot of it in the SF photos.
What would be great, is for those who have the full system to post pics. Ducati's online photos rely don't come close to how the bike looks or how the Ducati Performance parts are high quality
@Hejnfelt, Bar ergonomics is subjective to the height, reach, as well as use.
Yes, if you are tall they would not be more aggressive than stockFor sure, I'm guessing that means these bars are less aggressive overall?
Does anyone know of bars that are more aggressive? More in line with the Tuono ride style?
No one has posted a close-up pick of the race exhaust. Can you
congrats! You need to pickup the pace and the vibrations won’t go away but they’ll be more tolerable. Like triple the posted speed, you’ll be goodsome vibrations after long highway riding
I’ve got a wait until Nov these first ride posts and updates keep me interestedPicked up mine (V4s) yesterday, rode about 200km the first day. Yes!
Initially it´s comfortable, you instantly feel att home on it, some vibrations after long highway riding, nice seat, very nice to turn with in the bends.
Shifting at 6000rpm so I can´t say munch about the power since I am breaking it in. But it´s there for sure.
Don´t like the sidestand so far, hard to find or fold but that´s a minor issue, I can live with that if I get to ride this machine.
Overall superhappy!
When did you order? Australia‘S shipments arriving end of July but depending how many they have orderedI’ve got a wait until Nov these first ride posts and updates keep me interested