Title: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: glbrto on November 20, 2012, 09:46:09 AM This Diavel was wearing the same colors as my S2R. I, for one, do not like. What do you guys think?
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-EkRBieOCc4U/UKQxwAoftjI/AAAAAAAADh8/WWPt22x3zEw/s800/DSC_7514.JPG) (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-sYVJm9rBeFc/UKQx4Q2_OAI/AAAAAAAADiE/YKn-5D3ax1g/s800/DSC_7515.JPG) narrowlanes.net (http://narrowlanes.net) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: wantingaduc on November 20, 2012, 11:13:00 AM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea.
I don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: bmonty72 on November 20, 2012, 11:18:20 AM I'd like to see that in the Black & Tangerine (orange) color scheme.... [thumbsup]
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Johnny5 on November 20, 2012, 11:28:00 AM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea. You know what, I LOVE the back of it, and I love that huge wheel. It's the over-proportioned front I waffle on, it's just so bulky up front. I'd own one though, for sure, if I had the $$$ for another bike or ten... lolI don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: glbrto on November 20, 2012, 11:32:36 AM I'd like to see that in the Black & Tangerine (orange) color scheme.... [thumbsup] Ya, I could see that working much better for this type of bike. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: lazylightnin717 on November 20, 2012, 11:45:56 AM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea. I don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi Flame away but I would love to haul my kid to soccer in a Panamera... Also, the Diavel looks nice Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: rozer on November 20, 2012, 12:41:40 PM I opened this thread and expected to see this:
(http://www.cycleworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Bimota-DB9-Brivido_020.jpg) Bimota DB9, uses the Diaval engine. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hunduc on November 20, 2012, 01:01:06 PM i actually like it (the diavel). i would change the mirrors to barends though.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: glbrto on November 20, 2012, 01:10:38 PM Bimota DB9, uses the Diaval engine. Technically, so does this - the new DB11. (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Irf_14YZkZQ/UKQnv_x53YI/AAAAAAAADZQ/QQZs4GObh74/s800/DSC_7447.JPG) Oh and it has a supercharger. Output jumps to 191 hp. (https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-VUJGkZ92vi0/UKQpAbO8qDI/AAAAAAAADaM/H3TuxOCUGl0/s800/DSC_7454.JPG) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: 118811 on November 20, 2012, 01:37:33 PM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea. I don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi +1 [thumbsup] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 20, 2012, 01:58:46 PM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea. I don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi This paint job looks bad IMO. The all carbon black or carbon red are the only ones that look OK. I agree that's it's uh, different looking. Goofy? Nah. Spanks all monsters and streetfighters in pure muscle and torque. Handles as well or better (due to the DTC and ABS) then both as well. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: 118811 on November 20, 2012, 02:13:28 PM Just too big & bulky for me.....
Like the Panamera :P Oh my...Bimoto DB11 [drool] [drool] [drool] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ungeheuer on November 20, 2012, 02:36:12 PM It's marginally less unattractive than a regualr Diavel, but it's still not my cup of tea. ^^ This.I don't care how well it rides, it's still a big goofy cruiser. Reminds me of the Porsche Panamera... jimi Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Ducatamount on November 20, 2012, 02:36:49 PM ... all monsters and streetfighters... Handles as well or better (due to the DTC and ABS) then both as well. How the heck would "electronics" (anti-wheelspin, anti-skid) make it handle (turn in,trail brake,transition side to side) better?Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 20, 2012, 04:16:18 PM How the heck would "electronics" (anti-wheelspin, anti-skid) make it handle (turn in,trail brake,transition side to side) better? Because you can ride it to the edge and beyond. The DTC hides lots of mistakes and road surface issues. There are no side to side transition issues, it feels much smaller then it looks. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ungeheuer on November 20, 2012, 08:32:09 PM .....it feels much smaller then it looks. ... it needs to look much smaller than it looks too.Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: herm on November 21, 2012, 06:03:40 AM ... [puke]
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Uncle Mofo on November 21, 2012, 06:17:43 AM I really like the Diavel red carbon. It may be my next bike [Dolph]
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 21, 2012, 06:35:22 AM to beefy
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: wantingaduc on November 21, 2012, 06:48:37 AM Spanks all monsters and streetfighters in pure muscle and torque. Handles as well or better (due to the DTC and ABS) then both as well.
hbliam, Is this an observation based on back to back experience with all 3 of these bikes? While I might agree that a Diavel will handle MUCH better than anything in it's class, I can't see it out handling a streetfighter. Faster, yes. Hell Ducati was telling us all how much faster it was than a 1098, but handling wise... I don't know. jimi Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 21, 2012, 10:32:07 AM Spanks all monsters and streetfighters in pure muscle and torque. Handles as well or better (due to the DTC and ABS) then both as well. hbliam, Is this an observation based on back to back experience with all 3 of these bikes? While I might agree that a Diavel will handle MUCH better than anything in it's class, I can't see it out handling a streetfighter. Faster, yes. Hell Ducati was telling us all how much faster it was than a 1098, but handling wise... I don't know. jimi It's just my opinion. I've ridden all three on the street and the Diavel was much more forgiving due to the electronics. The SF is skittish. I'm also more comfortable in the Diavel or monster riding position then the SF or even the Panigale. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 21, 2012, 12:45:17 PM [popcorn]
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: duccarlos on November 21, 2012, 01:18:20 PM Would like it better if all the gray would be replaced by red.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Massinova on November 21, 2012, 08:23:07 PM I'm sure the Diavel is a great bike. Unfortunately, I think it's butt ugly and looks like a retro vacuum cleaner. Its appearance does not reflect the name.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: kopfjäger on November 21, 2012, 11:14:20 PM I'm sure the Diavel is a great bike. Unfortunately, I think it's butt ugly and looks like a retro vacuum cleaner. Its appearance does not reflect the name. Take it for a spin. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Uncle Mofo on November 22, 2012, 07:44:08 AM Take it for a spin. I did and I want one!!Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Privateer on November 22, 2012, 08:10:02 AM the 'bulk' disappears when you sit on it. I think the stripe looks good on the tank and tail, the front looks goofy. Maybe if it was carried up the wind deflector...
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: MadDuck on November 22, 2012, 09:07:17 AM It's just my opinion. I've ridden all three on the street and the Diavel was much more forgiving due to the electronics. The SF is skittish. I'm also more comfortable in the Diavel or monster riding position then the SF or even the Panigale. Some of us prefer a little less forgiving and a little more skittish. [evil] [Dolph] Not everyone's cup of tea for sure but sometimes that makes it more fun than riding the more composed bikes. ;D Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: duccarlos on November 22, 2012, 11:50:52 AM Some of us prefer a little less forgiving and a little more skittish. [evil] [Dolph] Not everyone's cup of tea for sure but sometimes that makes it more fun than riding the more composed bikes. ;D I find that this is not the case for most people. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: polivo on November 22, 2012, 04:58:22 PM This paint job looks bad IMO. The all carbon black or carbon red are the only ones that look OK. I agree that's it's uh, different looking. Goofy? Nah. Spanks all monsters and streetfighters in pure muscle and torque. Handles as well or better (due to the DTC and ABS) then both as well. I doubt very much that it handles as well or better than a new style monster.. and DEFINETLY doubt that it out performs a Street fighter. If that were true, by your logic, a diavel should beat a street fighters lap time on any given track day in side by side comparison. Well, we all now thats just ridiculous. DTC, ABS, launch control.. etc, etc, etc, are rider aides. They prevent you from making mistakes. They interpret bad input (rider) and forward proper input to the ecu in question. They dont make you a faster rider. They just protect you from yourself as best as they can. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 22, 2012, 06:25:08 PM [popcorn]
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 22, 2012, 06:37:13 PM I doubt very much that it handles as well or better than a new style monster.. and DEFINETLY doubt that it out performs a Street fighter. If that were true, by your logic, a diavel should beat a street fighters lap time on any given track day in side by side comparison. Well, we all now thats just ridiculous. DTC, ABS, launch control.. etc, etc, etc, are rider aides. They prevent you from making mistakes. They interpret bad input (rider) and forward proper input to the ecu in question. They dont make you a faster rider. They just protect you from yourself as best as they can. And the systems aren't just about rider input. They help maintain traction when presented with poor or differing road conditions. Ducati wouldn't put these systems on their race bikes if they weren't getting better lap times. My comment was a general one. The Diavel handles as well or better (due to the electronics) on the street as any of the monsters or street fighters I have ridden. The seating position and setup helps as well, lower center of gravity, huge rear tire to plant off of. BTW. Have you ridden any of the bikes in question? Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: kopfjäger on November 22, 2012, 07:27:06 PM I doubt very much that it handles as well or better than a new style monster.. and DEFINETLY doubt that it out performs a Street fighter. If that were true, by your logic, a diavel should beat a street fighters lap time on any given track day in side by side comparison. Well, we all now thats just ridiculous. DTC, ABS, launch control.. etc, etc, etc, are rider aides. They prevent you from making mistakes. They interpret bad input (rider) and forward proper input to the ecu in question. They dont make you a faster rider. They just protect you from yourself as best as they can. Once again, take one for a spin. ;) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: polivo on November 22, 2012, 09:55:45 PM And the systems aren't just about rider input. They help maintain traction when presented with poor or differing road conditions. Ducati wouldn't put these systems on their race bikes if they weren't getting better lap times. My comment was a general one. The Diavel handles as well or better (due to the electronics) on the street as any of the monsters or street fighters I have ridden. The seating position and setup helps as well, lower center of gravity, huge rear tire to plant off of. BTW. Have you ridden any of the bikes in question? You got me there. I have not riden the diavel. I do own an m1100 with clip on for quicker steering. And I have rider a 2011 Sf, which seemed WAY faster and more "flickable" than a old R1 I used to own. However, Ive never riden an f4i, but I KNOW i can get the f4i around a track faster than a diavel due to its geometry , ground clearance and overall design. In retrospect however, I realize where the debate is. The word, "handles" is very general and it means differnt things to different people. It seems like for you, "handles" means comfort and ease of use. For some others, like myself, "handles" mean "ease of transition, lean angles, how it behaves in corners while accelarting thru the apex, etc, etc". Im sure the diavel is an awesome, super comfortable bike to ride.. likely blazingly fast in straight lines. Personally, id rather a smaller bike, with no dtc or abs.. that I can dive into a corner, trail break.. get back on the gas .. through the apex and hit my markers, and if the shiny side is still up.. its because I managed to keep it up, not the computer. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 22, 2012, 10:42:11 PM It seems like for you, "handles" means comfort and ease of use. For some others, like myself, "handles" mean "ease of transition, lean angles, how it behaves in corners while accelarting thru the apex, etc, etc". Im sure the diavel is an awesome, super comfortable bike to ride.. likely blazingly fast in straight lines. Personally, id rather a smaller bike, with no dtc or abs.. that I can dive into a corner, trail break.. get back on the gas .. through the apex and hit my markers, and if the shiny side is still up.. its because I managed to keep it up, not the computer. My version of handling is more like a mixture of both of your examples. The Diavel behaves in corners better then any monster I've owned. It launches out of the corners better as well, like I said before, planted. The brakes are better as well. The DTC and ABS allow you to do everything you say is important to you, just at a more extreme level. I'm happy to have the computers help me keep it shiny side up. That little extra bit of confidence inspiring techno makes the Diavel that much more fun. I have a Panigale now. It's dead solid in corners and stupid fast but unusable power on the street. I've ridden and owned many Ducati's. The Diavel is the only one I regret selling. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 23, 2012, 05:24:46 AM unusable power on the street. Does Ducati even sell bikes that actually have usable power on the street? Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: MadDuck on November 23, 2012, 06:32:45 AM Does Ducati even sell bikes that actually have usable power on the street? That depends on how you define usable and street. [evil] [evil] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 23, 2012, 06:46:59 AM [leo]
its all pretty much overkill to compensate for whatever it is that we are all overcompensating for... and POINTLESS to argue over which one is better! no MINE is better. NO MINE is better. No his is better and I've driven his. his is better than yours. well I have owned one like his before and if you have never ridden his than you don't know. mine is better than everyone’s and you are wrong. No YOU are wrong. get a room. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 23, 2012, 10:42:23 AM Does Ducati even sell bikes that actually have usable power on the street? All the Monsters and the Hypers. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 23, 2012, 10:45:39 AM [leo] its all pretty much overkill to compensate for whatever it is that we are all overcompensating for... and POINTLESS to argue over which one is better! no MINE is better. NO MINE is better. No his is better and I've driven his. his is better than yours. well I have owned one like his before and if you have never ridden his than you don't know. mine is better than everyone’s and you are wrong. No YOU are wrong. get a room. Not arguing. Just informing those that haven't ridden a Diavel that its a pretty damn good bike. Not better then, but not worse either. And where is this new found wisdom from? Aren't you the Panigale hater? Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: duccarlos on November 23, 2012, 11:58:29 AM Some of the discussion on this thread goes back to the debates about rider aides. For example, if given the choice of having a bike with or without ABS, I will choose the one with. And here come the guys that will say that I'm either a pussy, can't ride a bike or not their cup of tea. I say that I'm not going out there to try to kill myself, so any aid would be appreciated.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 23, 2012, 01:09:00 PM Some of the discussion on this thread goes back to the debates about rider aides. For example, if given the choice of having a bike with or without ABS, I will choose the one with. And here come the guys that will say that I'm either a pussy, can't ride a bike or not their cup of tea. I say that I'm not going out there to try to kill myself, so any aid would be appreciated. I was of the camp that didn't want the rider aids, until I rode with them. You can actually be more of a hooligan with them then without. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: polivo on November 23, 2012, 02:21:56 PM I hate rider aides. I think they make people ham fisted.. why not? you cant ever lock up the breaks anyways? I recently saw someone lockup the front, almost tucked the front.. This was a new rider with an MS (with abs, so he says). he gets off the bike and says,. "my god the brakes are powerful on that thing (suzuki gz250)". I said no, it just doesnt have abs.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 23, 2012, 02:34:20 PM I hate rider aides. I think they make people ham fisted.. why not? you cant ever lock up the breaks anyways? I recently saw someone lockup the front, almost tucked the front.. This was a new rider with an MS (with abs, so he says). he gets off the bike and says,. "my god the brakes are powerful on that thing (suzuki gz250)". I said no, it just doesnt have abs. Which of your bikes had rider aides? Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: showerfan on November 23, 2012, 02:50:21 PM was this a threadjacking? >:(
bottom line is this, the diavel is one UGLY freaking hunk of a bike. and i've ridden one, and it was no fun. when you sit on a bike like that it should be heavy and feel like it's made of iron, and it should be someone else's, because it should be a harley. the diavel feels like plastic. lame. that said, i would like to see it in black with an orange stripe. ;D Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 24, 2012, 04:44:02 AM ^ this.
it is ugly regardless of its awesome engine, braking, suspension, and electronics. mainly because I resent how ducati went in that direction. FUGLY Also I'm glad to be known as the Panigale hater? [thumbsup] [popcorn] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Privateer on November 24, 2012, 08:15:03 AM ^ this. it is ugly regardless of its awesome engine, braking, suspension, and electronics. mainly because I resent how ducati went in that direction. FUGLY (http://roccosrevolution.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/steam_iron.jpg) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 24, 2012, 11:41:01 AM it kind of looks like an iron?
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ducatiz on November 24, 2012, 12:13:51 PM i actually like it (the diavel). i would change the mirrors to barends though. this is a troll post. there is far more wrong with that bike than the mirrors. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 24, 2012, 12:41:38 PM ^ this. it is ugly regardless of its awesome engine, braking, suspension, and electronics. mainly because I resent how ducati went in that direction. FUGLY Also I'm glad to be known as the Panigale hater? [thumbsup] [popcorn] I'm pretty sure Ducati doesn't care that you resent them. :) Maybe some day you will get the chance to ride some of Ducati's top shelf models. I'm sure you would enjoy them. Keep on hating. [thumbsup] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 24, 2012, 12:55:10 PM Thanks for the burn.
I'm sure you are a real nice guy. Maybe one day I will be as awesome as you. [thumbsup] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: MadDuck on November 24, 2012, 01:48:17 PM This is a sure fire way to get this thread locked guys. Are you folks really this uptight that you get your undies all bunched up? Sheeesh! It's only motorcycles and there's bunches of them for everyone's taste. Let's not get like the folks over on Ducati Spot.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 24, 2012, 01:51:21 PM I agree.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 24, 2012, 01:56:44 PM Thanks for the burn. I'm sure you are a real nice guy. Maybe one day I will be as awesome as you. [thumbsup] It wasn't a burn brother. I think you would enjoy riding a Diavel or a Panigale. I enjoy riding any and all Ducati's. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ducatiz on November 25, 2012, 10:17:53 AM It wasn't a burn brother. I think you would enjoy riding a Diavel or a Panigale. I enjoy riding any and all Ducati's. Put up or shutup.. ;D (http://www.motorstown.com/images/ducati-indiana-02.jpg) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 25, 2012, 10:35:29 AM sweet
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 25, 2012, 12:59:24 PM Put up or shutup.. ;D I said I'd enjoy, I didn't say I'd buy it. :) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Raux on November 25, 2012, 01:19:43 PM Diavel mods
clipons. new top triple new light. probably sf new wheels down to a 190 [beer] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: glbrto on November 26, 2012, 10:13:48 AM I didn't think this post would go 4 pages deep despite the polarizing looks of the Diavel. Considering I haven't driven one I can only comment on its aesthetic. In that red with white stripe and white wheels combo, it looks like it's about to transform.
Instead, what I'd love to see done to the Diavel (as a one off) is reduce the bulk up front, lose those cans, forward controls and rework the tail, getting rid of those vertical tail lights. The kind of transformation I have in mind is something like what Roland Sands did to the Yahama T-Max - maybe less "mad-max" like. From this: (http://narrowlanes.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/t-max-1.jpg?w=470&h=313) To this: (https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-jEfWFEaVX58/UKQXkW1qdAI/AAAAAAAAC6M/liTZlDJ5Gwk/s800/DSC_7202.JPG) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Rameses on November 26, 2012, 11:46:58 AM Put up or shutup.. ;D (http://www.motorstown.com/images/ducati-indiana-02.jpg) I'm not sure which looks weaker, the front wheel or the fork. :-\ And I wonder how they decided which US state to name that pile after... [laugh] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Dirty Duc on November 26, 2012, 12:57:09 PM I didn't think this post would go 4 pages deep despite the polarizing looks of the Diavel. Considering I haven't driven one I can only comment on its aesthetic. In that red with white stripe and white wheels combo, it looks like it's about to transform. Instead, what I'd love to see done to the Diavel (as a one off) is reduce the bulk up front, lose those cans, forward controls and rework the tail, getting rid of those vertical tail lights. The kind of transformation I have in mind is something like what Roland Sands did to the Yahama T-Max - maybe less "mad-max" like. From this: (http://narrowlanes.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/t-max-1.jpg?w=470&h=313) To this: (https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-jEfWFEaVX58/UKQXkW1qdAI/AAAAAAAAC6M/liTZlDJ5Gwk/s800/DSC_7202.JPG) Both of these creep me right out. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: hbliam on November 26, 2012, 01:43:36 PM I've yet to see anything come out of Roland Sands garage that didn't look like crap. I don't know what the fascination is with him.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Dirty Duc on November 26, 2012, 01:55:13 PM I really like this one
(http://www.rolandsands.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/RSD-Desmo-Tracker-7_Original.png) but I don't get most of the rest (only counting "real" bikes here [evil]) given the size of his reputation. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: jaxduc on November 26, 2012, 02:16:27 PM what a beautiful machine.
Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: 118811 on November 26, 2012, 02:33:39 PM what a beautiful machine. Except that "fish lipped" front screen Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Dirty Duc on November 26, 2012, 02:47:32 PM Except that "fish lipped" front screen It does look a little like a surprised one-eyed bass. Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Johnny5 on November 27, 2012, 08:05:38 AM It does look a little like a surprised one-eyed bass. Or Mike Wazowski.(http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101105221452/monster/images/thumb/3/37/Mike-Wazowski2.jpg/180px-Mike-Wazowski2.jpg) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ducatiz on November 27, 2012, 08:36:25 AM The photo is weird, it makes them look thinner.
35mm forks, common on ducatis at the time. The wheel spokes are actually much thicker.. I'm not sure which looks weaker, the front wheel or the fork. :-\ And I wonder how they decided which US state to name that pile after... [laugh] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: ducatiz on November 27, 2012, 08:37:04 AM Except that "fish lipped" front screen It does look a little like a surprised one-eyed bass. [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] [wine] Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Uncle Mofo on November 27, 2012, 10:06:09 AM And I wonder how they decided which US state to name that pile after... [laugh] http://www.ducatinewstoday.com/2010/02/ducati-disasters-the-indiana/ (http://www.ducatinewstoday.com/2010/02/ducati-disasters-the-indiana/) Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: Privateer on November 28, 2012, 11:45:31 AM it kind of looks like an iron? No, I was pointing out the irony of a guy riding a nouveau monster complaining about the looks of the diavel and how Ducati 'went that direction.' Title: Re: A Diavel in Monster clothing Post by: kopfjäger on November 28, 2012, 06:26:58 PM No, I was pointing out the irony of a guy riding a nouveau monster complaining about the looks of the diavel and how Ducati 'went that direction.' [laugh] [beer] |