2009 Ducati Fighter

Started by Beyote, October 06, 2008, 10:04:35 PM

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NAKID

It also looks like on the "S" you get a different clutch cover....
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zvezdah1

Quote from: mitt on November 03, 2008, 01:52:44 PM
i dislike the trellis frames that require gussets in the weld joints - the old school monsters don't have them, and a proper truss design shouldn't need them.  What is wrong with the new batch?

mitt

Higher hp engine, and perhaps they've lightened the frame tubing.
I must say I like the power to weight ratio 367 pounds even with ducati's historically optimistic scales, sounds nice.

Chris

zvezdah1

Quote from: NAKID on November 03, 2008, 02:47:19 PM
It also looks like on the "S" you get a different clutch cover....

The S also comes with traction control too I believe
Chris

ducatiz

Quote from: zvezdah1 on November 03, 2008, 03:00:55 PM
The S also comes with traction control too I believe
Chris

that is sweet.  how many naked bikes have that?
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Ya know what's weird?  I'm a die-hard 2V monster guy.  But now that the 4V naked isn't a monster, I'd definitely rock it.  It just always thought the monster had to be 2v and that the 4V should be saved for a bike specifically designed with the SBK engine in mind.  And Ducati delivered.
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S has standard traction control and street legal.    The 1098R traction is still technically not street legal because when it cuts the ignition it still squirts the gas so has emmissions issues...thus the Termi kit and ECU included to make it "track only"

Nice that they updated that.   (although for all I know it's a completely different system)


edit...looks like the 1098R traction control got modified this year to be street legal too.   and it's on the  1198S too.   YAY!
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it's like a Robotech bike.. this is a WOW..........

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as others have said

makes me love my old monster more and more with each new bike they put out

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HOW MUCH???????


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Pedro-bot

I dunno, it's nice and all but for that kinda cash I'd rather have a SBK.  Riding an upright standard/naked bike is comfy and all but comfort goes out the window in 3 digit speeds. With the motor and weight this thing has it's gonna almost be impossible not to flog it every chance you get.
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Grappa

The traction control sounds great, could save your life.  [moto] 

Not so into the styling.  As was previously mentioned, too many creases.   :-\

I like curves.   ;D
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