As the title says… flipped my V2 ... over end 4/6 times at 135 mph. So far.. mostly cosmetic. Everything looks straight except the swing arm bolts may be bent and the rear sub frame. Going to bring it to Dr. John’s and see what they can fix. As for me.. class 3 shoulder separation. Hit the ground and tumbled about 100 yards. Pretty lucky to not have anything worse.
V2 took a tumble at 135 mph
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Could have been much worse. Glad you are okay.
Yeah. Too much front brake coming into turn 10 ccw. Rear came up quicker than expected.
Thanks. To each their own. A Ducati that never sees the track is a waste of money IMO.
Sorry to hear about the wreck, and I’m glad your injuries aren’t more serious. Keep us updated on the extent of the repairs.
I do think, however, a V2 is also suited to the mountains as well.
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it flipped 4-6 times and the rims aren't bent ? mine got tossed at 90 this summer end over end and well, she a little bit rougher.
The swing arm was tossed, and clip-ons, rims were smashed to ...., bent rotors. Still solid engine, frame , triple, forks. even cracked the display monitor.
Front stay was crushed in, even gouged the rear sprocket.
The swing arm was tossed, and clip-ons, rims were smashed to ...., bent rotors. Still solid engine, frame , triple, forks. even cracked the display monitor.
Front stay was crushed in, even gouged the rear sprocket.
Rear wheel it bent. Swing arm might be bent
That’s the plan
It’s def not getting parted out. It’ll be fixed. The engine runs so, cosmetic.I think your definition of "cosmetic" is different than mine.Hope you get it straight/fixed and don't have to part it out.
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