New toy.
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You sure you don't live in Red Oak? I swear I just saw this.
Really nice BTW.
New toy.
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Yes, that's the S version vs sachs piecesSweet!
Are the Ohlins forks and rear shock stock?
I bought it used and didn't get an electronic key, i need to ask about that, now that my tags are hereNice Duc, you planning on stuntin or just falling? Good luck with the Immobilizer if that's your first Ducati. Both of mine are always leaving me stranded because they won't read the damn electronic key lol
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I got rid of mine cause of that. I had just had enough of being strandedNice Duc, you planning on stuntin or just falling? Good luck with the Immobilizer if that's your first Ducati. Both of mine are always leaving me stranded because they won't read the damn electronic key lol
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Afaik all Ducs came with the Immobilizer. I'm almost certain that Monster did. It may have been bypassed. Which is good for 2 reasons; 1 the Immobilizer is terrible and 2 the only way to do it is with a race ECM.Yes, that's the S version vs sachs pieces
My aprilia had full ohlins as well
I bought it used and didn't get an electronic key, i need to ask about that, now that my tags are here
Being in the car business for 16 years I remember when we had the first cars with factory 18 inch rims. It was the end of the world for the old timers. It was a lot more work to replace tires then on 15 inch rims. Back then 20's were rare.
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I actually prefer smaller wheels. Doesn't look as cool, but the difference in unsprung weight from a 15 to a 17 is very noticeable on a light car.
Well you're comparing steel to aluminum.
I bet my Vette's 20s are lighter than the 14in "alu-mag" on my Corolla
X2Nice... I've always liked those. Too bad they were never optioned with a manual.