Monster ????

J5 wrote:
> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000
>
> yes its an italian bike
>
> if you require more comments then it would require more
> information on the bike in question
>
>> Isaac.
>
>
Italian ? Are you sure ?
Isaac.
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for somebody who has spent the last 6 month sending stupid messages and
cross posting insults why would we turn around and help you!

by all means, buy a 10,000 ducati its learner legal


"isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind.RemoveThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000
>
> Isaac.
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Mad-Biker wrote:
> for somebody who has spent the last 6 month sending stupid messages and
> cross posting insults why would we turn around and help you!
>
> by all means, buy a 10,000 ducati its learner legal
>
If you are dumb as i suspect then why not just admit it ?
Being think as a brick is normal in some societies. You could go into
politics. become an endorsed Liberal candidate. defend Amanda
Vanstone. Cheer Howard on his birthday. Ride a Honda. drive a
Commodore. Mummy is calling. Bye bye.
Isaac.


>
> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000
>>
>> Isaac.
>
>
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"isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> If you are dumb as i suspect then why not just admit it ?
> Being think as a brick is normal in some societies. You could go into
> politics. become an endorsed Liberal candidate. defend Amanda
> Vanstone. Cheer Howard on his birthday. Ride a Honda. drive a
> Commodore. Mummy is calling. Bye bye.
> Isaac.
>>> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:44d54c40$0$21296$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...


Them is fighting words.

Boxer
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"Boxer" <someone.DeleteThis@nowhere.com> wrote:
> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> ...... You could go into
>> politics. become an endorsed Liberal candidate. defend Amanda
>> Vanstone. Cheer Howard on his birthday. Ride a Honda. drive a
>> Commodore. Mummy is calling. Bye bye.
>
> Them is fighting words.
>
Over the top though; it's not like anyone would actually DO those
things.......
--
Clem
(You haven't ridden a Honda recently have you John?)
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In article
<44d54c40$0$21296$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
isaac_the_blind <isaac_the_blind DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:

> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??

Yeah, Honda did a really nice job when they released the '01 Ducati
Monsters, they totally revised the water cooling and the gear drive to
the cams, and they went to triple row valve springs which lets them rev
out past 17,000rpm. The fairings came in carbon fibre on the S & R
models in '01 (the standard models got GRP fairings), and they used
tool-less dzus fasteners on them (which you might want to replace if you
park anywhere thats not too secure). The White Power forks on the front
are great, as are the Nissin 6 pot brakes, but the rear is over-sprung
for anyone weighing under about 90kg. They really need a set of pipes to
release the full 4 cylinder howl - Yoshimura and Akropovic both make
nice aftermarket exhausts for it (though the Akro requires you to lose
the exup valve which affects the torque at lower rpm, this isn't much of
a problem since you pretty much always spin these motors up near the
redline anyway). If you get one with the factory luggage (you can tell
the factory luggage versions 'cause they'll have the electrically
adjustable windscreen), check that the cd stacker in the rhs pannier
hasn't been water damaged - there was a factory recall on the weather
seals because the originals would let water in while riding in the rain
if you had the volume up high enough that the subwoofer could vibrate
the seal open. Make sure it hasn't still got the original Avon Viper
tire on the sidecar, they're _hopeless_ on dirt. Keep an eye out too for
cracks around the trailer hitch - a lot of these got used for towing
caravans, often exceeding the recommended max towing weights. You'll
occasionally see one that was used for towing a boat too - this was a
really bad idea, the entire rear suspension and subframe will usually be
rusted out where they got wet in saltwater backing them down the boat
ramp (though if it only ever got used for fresh water boating it might
be OK).

Glad I could be as much help as you usually are around here, if you've
got any other questions, you know where you can stick them...

big

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Iain Chalmers wrote:
> In article
> <44d54c40$0$21296$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
> isaac_the_blind <isaac_the_blind DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>
> Yeah, Honda did a really nice job when they released the '01 Ducati
> Monsters, they totally revised the water cooling and the gear drive to
> the cams, and they went to triple row valve springs which lets them rev
> out past 17,000rpm. The fairings came in carbon fibre on the S & R
> models in '01 (the standard models got GRP fairings), and they used
> tool-less dzus fasteners on them (which you might want to replace if you
> park anywhere thats not too secure). The White Power forks on the front
> are great, as are the Nissin 6 pot brakes, but the rear is over-sprung
> for anyone weighing under about 90kg. They really need a set of pipes to
> release the full 4 cylinder howl - Yoshimura and Akropovic both make
> nice aftermarket exhausts for it (though the Akro requires you to lose
> the exup valve which affects the torque at lower rpm, this isn't much of
> a problem since you pretty much always spin these motors up near the
> redline anyway). If you get one with the factory luggage (you can tell
> the factory luggage versions 'cause they'll have the electrically
> adjustable windscreen), check that the cd stacker in the rhs pannier
> hasn't been water damaged - there was a factory recall on the weather
> seals because the originals would let water in while riding in the rain
> if you had the volume up high enough that the subwoofer could vibrate
> the seal open. Make sure it hasn't still got the original Avon Viper
> tire on the sidecar, they're _hopeless_ on dirt. Keep an eye out too for
> cracks around the trailer hitch - a lot of these got used for towing
> caravans, often exceeding the recommended max towing weights. You'll
> occasionally see one that was used for towing a boat too - this was a
> really bad idea, the entire rear suspension and subframe will usually be
> rusted out where they got wet in saltwater backing them down the boat
> ramp (though if it only ever got used for fresh water boating it might
> be OK).
>
> Glad I could be as much help as you usually are around here, if you've
> got any other questions, you know where you can stick them...
>
> big
>
<applause>

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Cheers

Andrew
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"Andrew McKenna" <NOcmorSPAM3047.RemoveThis@NObigpond.SPAMnet.au> wrote:
> Iain Chalmers wrote:
(snip)
>> Glad I could be as much help as you usually are around here, if you've
>> got any other questions, you know where you can stick them...
>>
>> big
>>
> <applause>
>
Damn; I was gonna' say that!
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Clem
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Atleast I know im thick, you haven't worked it out for your self yet

go troll somebody else's news group for you buying a k100 or ducati or what
ever racial slur you wish to provoke in here.




"isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Mad-Biker wrote:
>> for somebody who has spent the last 6 month sending stupid messages and
>> cross posting insults why would we turn around and help you!
>>
>> by all means, buy a 10,000 ducati its learner legal
>>
> If you are dumb as i suspect then why not just admit it ?
> Being think as a brick is normal in some societies. You could go into
> politics. become an endorsed Liberal candidate. defend Amanda
> Vanstone. Cheer Howard on his birthday. Ride a Honda. drive a
> Commodore. Mummy is calling. Bye bye.
> Isaac.
>
>>
>> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:44d54c40$0$21296$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>>> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000
>>>
>>> Isaac.
>>
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isaac_the_blind wrote:

> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000

Depends....

what particular model is it?

If it's a two-valve per, job and has adjustable suspension, and it in
good nick, it's a bit over priced, but...<shrug> might be OK.

If it's one of the four valve per cylinder ones....forget it.

Is your friend a proper hooligan?

If yes, the Monster might suit.

If no, then get them to look elsewhere.

regards,
CrazyCam
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Andrew McKenna wrote:
>
> Iain Chalmers wrote:
>
>> isaac_the_blind <isaac_the_blind.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>>
>> Yeah, Honda did a really nice job when they released
>> the '01 Ducati Monsters, they totally revised the water
>> cooling and the gear drive to the cams...
>>
> <applause>

Paulh Akhbar would be proud...
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"Knobdoodle" <knobdoodle DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Boxer" <someone DeleteThis @nowhere.com> wrote:
>> "isaac_the_blind" <isaac_the_blind DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> ...... You could go into
>>> politics. become an endorsed Liberal candidate. defend Amanda
>>> Vanstone. Cheer Howard on his birthday. Ride a Honda. drive a
>>> Commodore. Mummy is calling. Bye bye.
>>
>> Them is fighting words.
>>
> Over the top though; it's not like anyone would actually DO those
> things.......
> --
> Clem
> (You haven't ridden a Honda recently have you John?)

Not for many years Clem.

Although I have owned ,
CL175
XL350
CB750/4
XR600

Boxer
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CrazyCam wrote:
> isaac_the_blind wrote:
>
>> Anyone comment on a 2001 Ducati Monster 900 ??
>> A friend is wanting to buy one. Asking $10,000
>
> Depends....
>
> what particular model is it?
>
> If it's a two-valve per, job and has adjustable suspension, and it in
> good nick, it's a bit over priced, but...<shrug> might be OK.
>
> If it's one of the four valve per cylinder ones....forget it.
>
> Is your friend a proper hooligan?
>
> If yes, the Monster might suit.
>
> If no, then get them to look elsewhere.
>
> regards,
> CrazyCam
>
itz 2nd owner claims 2B a mechanic and has "done all the wurk" himself
thus no receipts for servicings etc Has LOUD pipes ( remus ?? ) and
supposedly carbon fibre bits N pieces. Seems a bit pricey but the
Redbook says an 01 is wurth up to $10,000. HAvent sighted it so dunno
wot exact model.

I.
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