Streetfighter Preview at Motohio in columbus OH photos and video

Started by vw151, January 30, 2009, 10:17:55 AM

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vw151

I had posted this stuff in the other thread but it's at the end.  I figured I'd dedicate a single thread to the pics so everyone looks at it.  I thought the bike looked really good in person.   





























I posted in that other forum where you are limited to 4 photos in a thread as well.  I thought you all might find it humorous.  Here it's quoted, in case they take it down.

http://www.ducatimonster.org/forums/general-monster-forum/190314-streetfighter-preview-motohio-columbus-oh.html

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for more images view the thread where you can post more than 4 images at once at these locations

http://www.ducati.ms/forums/showthread.php?p=551130#post551130

http://208.109.198.140/index.php?topic=18527.msg330358#msg330358
not sure why this link wouldn't link before.  I got rid of the DNS and just linked to the IP.  Seems to work now. 

http://desmohio.com/phpbb3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2849&start=30

Thanks, enjoy




danaid

Thanks! The bike looks tiny next to normal sized man  [thumbsup], I love the dual shotgun style exhausts, but the stockers look massive. The aftermarket is going to have a field day with the streetfighter!
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phierce

Quote from: danaid on January 30, 2009, 10:56:11 AM
Thanks! The bike looks tiny next to normal sized man  [thumbsup], I love the dual shotgun style exhausts, but the stockers look massive. The aftermarket is going to have a field day with the streetfighter!
They should work on that POS stock hugger.
That's the worst part of that bike. Flimsy piece of plastic that's not supported well at all.

It is a great looking bike otherwise. It may get me to sell my S4R I said I would never sell.. [coffee]
S4R
748

danaid

Quote from: phierce on January 31, 2009, 06:42:57 AM
They should work on that POS stock hugger.
That's the worst part of that bike. Flimsy piece of plastic that's not supported well at all.

It is a great looking bike otherwise. It may get me to sell my S4R I said I would never sell.. [coffee]

I'm sure it's because they want you to buy the CF version.
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09' 1100S    Red
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rule62

Put a round headlight on it and some high mount pipes (one on each side)... and call it Monster. 

Desmostro

For whomever buys one, from "dumbest question about your bike" thread:

Quote from: Mac_48 on February 02, 2009, 03:37:17 PM
I had a person ask me today "so how hard is it to ride 200+ with that little fairing?"  I responded "after it goes past 190 a bright pink full fairing folds out of the gas tank"

[laugh] [laugh] [laugh]

I got that same question once on my Monster.

Now I have an 848, full fairing... I can't tell much difference at +100 with the fairing or without. I mean ya, a little less wind. But omfg, at +100, it's mother 'effing windy one way or another. It's not like you fly more straight with a fairing.  [laugh]
If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much room

vw151

Quote from: Desmostro on February 03, 2009, 06:26:24 AM
For whomever buys one, from "dumbest question about your bike" thread:

[laugh] [laugh] [laugh]

I got that same question once on my Monster.

Now I have an 848, full fairing... I can't tell much difference at +100 with the fairing or without. I mean ya, a little less wind. But omfg, at +100, it's mother 'effing windy one way or another. It's not like you fly more straight with a fairing.  [laugh]



Funny,  I have ridden my monster for a few years, and I've also ridden a 999 at 140+  I have to say the 999 was way less windy at those sort of speeds.  The monster makes me feel like I'm going to get plucked off the bike.  The 999, you just get tucked and go.  Not to mention the 999 really feels awkward at any speeds but suicidal.    Maybe it's just more natural to get tucked on the superbike

Desmostro

Quote from: vw151 on February 03, 2009, 07:13:57 AM

Funny,  I have ridden my monster for a few years, and I've also ridden a 999 at 140+  I have to say the 999 was way less windy at those sort of speeds.  The monster makes me feel like I'm going to get plucked off the bike.  The 999, you just get tucked and go.  Not to mention the 999 really feels awkward at any speeds but suicidal.    Maybe it's just more natural to get tucked on the superbike

I agree. The SBK's definitely get you into high speed position better. I always attributed that stability to the windscreen and the riding position more than the fairings.
Then again I've never gone anywhere near 200! I imagine at 200, everything slippery counts double.
If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much room

vw151

Speaking of SBKs I am interested to see how the under seat exhausts match up to  the streetfighter.  I think it'd look badassed with an under seat exhaust. 

Monster Dave

Quote from: rule62 on February 02, 2009, 10:40:14 PM
Put a round headlight on it and some high mount pipes (one on each side)... and call it Monster. 

Cheers to that!  [thumbsup]

Desmostro

Is the Street Fighter the same wheel base as the SBK's? It looks like a 1098, sans fairings, with funny headlight. Very similar tank, same seat etc.
Is it the same frame?

Most of it is gorgeous. I'd change a bunch of bits on it...

Check it out the comparison: SBK no fairings. I wish they would have put double headlights on it. blah blah blah

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