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Title: Greetings from Taiwan! Post by: Joey S - TW on September 09, 2016, 05:13:56 AM American Expat living in Taiwan. Originally from Flagstaff, Arizona. Engineering Manager for a US firm. Living and Loving the beautiful island known as Formosa.
2007 Monster 695 (http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/Users/Joey9Fingas/Pictures/solomoj’s iPhone/Camera Roll/IMG_1153.JPG) Been Riding since I was 12, dirt bikes, enduros, finally have my DUC! Great Ducati Community in Taiwan. Very happy to be a part of it, and the global Ducati family. Been a dream mine for years to have one. Finally got my first Ducati one month ago. Title: Re: Greetings from Taiwan! Post by: koko64 on September 09, 2016, 02:02:58 PM Welcome [beer].
Although an English speaking forum, it's a great international community here. Title: Re: Greetings from Taiwan! Post by: metzy on September 09, 2016, 04:22:55 PM (http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160910/195210f23bc114e53b9c7f01c3b15d1b.jpg)
Welcome Joey. I'm a kiwi expat living in Hong Kong and lovin' my 2007 695 which I brought in December 2015 with 24kms on it. I hadn't ridden for many years and have always wanted a DUC. Never expected how easy it would be to work on the Monster, mods I've done so far: - Swapped the stock mirrors for carbon - CNC grips - Dropped the stock exhausts for Mivv GT Carbons. - USB port on bars and Quadlock for iPhone - Did a tail chop recently and installed the LED tail light with integrated turn signals. No regrets there, looks way better. Here's a FPV video I cut in June when the weather was sweet https://vimeo.com/172433744 (https://vimeo.com/172433744) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Title: Re: Greetings from Taiwan! Post by: Joey S - TW on September 12, 2016, 07:48:24 AM Great to be a fresh member of the club!
Thanks guys, Metzy, killer bike! I got the red one as well. Ill post a pic, once i get a hosting URL up. Nice mods, Ive got the CNC locking grips as well. Id like to do an exhaust upgrade, and fashion a nice handmade rear luggage carrier for 2-3 day mini tours. How did you wire the USB jack, on a switch? |