How to identify a Multistrada

[d3vi@nt]

I'm trying to identify the model of a 2010 MTS. Unfortunately, I can't post pictures and the ones I've seen aren't great -I can't tell whether it has a center stand or not. However, I can tell there are no carbon bits, ruling out the Sport model.

Visually, are there any dead giveaways that differentiate the standard model and the Touring?

[Speeddog]

This:

http://www.ducati.com/compare/index.do?op=add&year1=9&year1_new_value=false&bikeFamily1=23&bikeFamily1_new_value=false&bikeModel1=28&bikeModel1_new_value=false

Says:

Bags, centerstand, and Ohlins front and rear, ABS standard, not optional.

Can you see any blingy gold bits in the pics?

[d3vi@nt]

Says:

Bags, centerstand, and Ohlins front and rear, ABS standard, not optional.

Can you see any blingy gold bits in the pics?

Thanks for the info.

All I can see of the rear is the yellow coil-over. The front shocks look blingy gold. I was kinda wondering if that means they're Ohlins, rather than the Marzocchi's on the basic model.

I can't tell if it's got ABS or heated grips, either...

[Speeddog]

Ohlins forks would be gold, Marzocchis would be silver.

[Slide Panda]

if I recall, both S models had Ohlins forks. There was the S tour, and the S sport. Tour had the grips, bags etc, and the Sport had CF bits.

[d3vi@nt]

Ohlins forks would be gold, Marzocchis would be silver.

Thanks, Speeddog. Given that, I'm reasonably certain it's the Touring model.

Sadly, I chickened out and decided I need more saddle time before moving up to 150 ponies.