- Joined
- Apr 22, 2016
- Messages
- 9
- Location
- Dallas, TX
Hello to all. I'm a new member on this forum and as the title states I'm from north Dallas. I have been riding since I was 4 years old so I'm over the 40+ years mark. I have always bought bikes which appeal to me in some way and I've enjoyed them all, if but only to stare at.
Here is the list of my Ducati's:
1986 Paso 750 - 1990 Desmo Paso 750 - 1994 Desmoquatro 916 - 1999 996 - 2004 998 - 2007 1098S - 2008 Desmosedici D16RR - 2009 1098R Bayliss LE, 2014 Superleggera, 2016 1299 Panigale S.
At 47 I have found the 1299 Panigale is by far the best riding and handling of them all. Some were pure art but a 2x4 between the legs and horribly twitching out of turns. And Ducati's used to fall apart like Ferrari's back in the day. I mean soon as it started up something rattled off and broke. But the last decade or so they have stepped their game up so significantly it's undeniable.
I love to ride and my wife says that my bikes are my only mistress that she approves of. I've recently started getting back into the gym and exercising every morning and eating much healthier to lose weight and get back some of that energy I've been losing as I get older and I gotta tell you it's working and I'm already noticing results. Thanks to my wife who's a little gym rat.
I enjoy meeting down to earth passionate people who love bikes in general. So with that, it's a pleasure to meet everyone and I look forward to seeing you in the forum.
Thanks and ride safe.
Here is the list of my Ducati's:
1986 Paso 750 - 1990 Desmo Paso 750 - 1994 Desmoquatro 916 - 1999 996 - 2004 998 - 2007 1098S - 2008 Desmosedici D16RR - 2009 1098R Bayliss LE, 2014 Superleggera, 2016 1299 Panigale S.
At 47 I have found the 1299 Panigale is by far the best riding and handling of them all. Some were pure art but a 2x4 between the legs and horribly twitching out of turns. And Ducati's used to fall apart like Ferrari's back in the day. I mean soon as it started up something rattled off and broke. But the last decade or so they have stepped their game up so significantly it's undeniable.
I love to ride and my wife says that my bikes are my only mistress that she approves of. I've recently started getting back into the gym and exercising every morning and eating much healthier to lose weight and get back some of that energy I've been losing as I get older and I gotta tell you it's working and I'm already noticing results. Thanks to my wife who's a little gym rat.
I enjoy meeting down to earth passionate people who love bikes in general. So with that, it's a pleasure to meet everyone and I look forward to seeing you in the forum.
Thanks and ride safe.