A contest for us....the average schmoe

Started by Grampa, February 25, 2009, 11:05:12 AM

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erkishhorde

How'd the last bike on the left tip... Shouldn't the side stand have held it up? Or maybe the other bike pushed it forward a bit and stand closed? I don't really see that happening though.
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TiAvenger

who pays for something like that, the first guys bike who knocked everyones over, or each individual owner?


Rameses

Quote from: erkishhorde on February 26, 2009, 01:05:35 AM
How'd the last bike on the left tip... Shouldn't the side stand have held it up? Or maybe the other bike pushed it forward a bit and stand closed? I don't really see that happening though.



Luckily I was there to take pics for you.

It folded the stand in half.   :-\




hypurone

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cyrus buelton

so like every other Ducati bike contest................



The winner will be the one who can afford the most aftermarket parts and bolt them on?


That is how that Superbike Concorso deal went in Indy.
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BellissiMoto

Quote from: cyrus buelton on February 26, 2009, 09:13:13 AM
so like every other Ducati bike contest................



The winner will be the one who can afford the most aftermarket parts and bolt them on?


That is how that Superbike Concorso deal went in Indy.

Says the jaded fool.

Look at the concorso of 2007, it was simply a very nice classic Ducati that won - aftermarket had nothing to do with it,

And as for the Indy concorso, it was all about originality, and attention to detail, not bling.

TiAvenger

Quote from: BellissiMoto on February 26, 2009, 01:55:36 PM
Says the jaded fool.

Look at the concorso of 2007, it was simply a very nice classic Ducati that won - aftermarket had nothing to do with it,

And as for the Indy concorso, it was all about originality, and attention to detail, not bling.

Didn't your bolt on bike win that?


Jaded?   [laugh]

cyrus buelton

Quote from: BellissiMoto on February 26, 2009, 01:55:36 PM
Says the jaded fool.

Look at the concorso of 2007, it was simply a very nice classic Ducati that won - aftermarket had nothing to do with it,

And as for the Indy concorso, it was all about originality, and attention to detail, not bling.

Attention to detail?


Dude, that bike is nice and all, but it is full of every aftermarket ducati part that your business sells................


It is easy to pay attention to detail when you bought carbon fiber everything and bolted it on.
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Grampa

well..... thankfully the bling bike cant be at all the events


FWIW
At my first ever LDD.... Kavehs bike was picked out of the crowd  as a best monster winner..... oil leaks and dented tank complete. The guy fixed up his bike..... and rode the shit out of it, and IMO...thats why it was picked [thumbsup]

Maybe after the same type of people who judged LDD that year, will be holding the clipboards in this contest.
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Spidey

Quote from: bobspapa on February 26, 2009, 03:06:24 PM
Maybe after the same type of people who judged LDD that year, will be holding the clipboards in this contest.

That's cuz it was being judged by Jeff n' Michael IIRC.  They have different (read: better) taste than others.
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Quote from: Spidey on February 26, 2009, 03:44:48 PM
That's cuz it was being judged by Jeff n' Michael IIRC.  They have different (read: better) taste than others.


if that is the case...must have been just michael in on that one  8)

IIRC...i was likely hanging out in the tent drinking tiger beer with you

Grampa

Quote from: Spidey on February 26, 2009, 03:44:48 PM
That's cuz it was being judged by Jeff n' Michael IIRC.  They have different (read: better) taste than others.


one can always hope


hell..... big things happend based only on hope in the past  [evil]


[laugh]


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Monstermash

Quote from: bobspapa on February 25, 2009, 11:05:12 AM
http://www.ducati.com/od/ducatinorthamerica/events/detail.jhtml?eventId=24782

Dates Series / Location
March 4-6 AMA / Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL *
May 1-3 AMA / Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, AL
May 29-31 AMA & WSBK / Miller Motorsports Park, Tooele, UT
July 3-5 AMA & MotoGP / Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Monterey, CA 
Aug 28-30 MotoGP / Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, IN 



No pre-entry is necessary and all Ducatis- modern or vintage- are eligible. If you return to your bike Friday or Saturday* to find a selection tag; you will be eligible for Sunday's Island Showdown where winners in of each of five categories: Superbike, Air-Cooled, Vintage, Modified, and Wildcard will be chosen. One of the five lucky bikes will also be awarded The Motorcyclist Magazine award for the best motorcycle of the event.
*Daytona round will take place Wednesday-Friday March 4-6th.


CONTEST RULES:
-All Ducati's are eligible regardless of modifications

-Judging will be done in 5 classes


-Best SBK
-Best Air cooled
-Best Vintage
-Best Modified
-Best Wildcard

-BEST OVERALL â€" The Motorcyclist Magazine Award Winner will be chosen from one of the 5 above
-All bikes will be picked from the Island or Overflow parking

Each category winner will receive a gift bag with a rare Ducati Factory Yearbook, a Puma/Ducati Backpack, $50 Puma gift certificate, subscriptions to Motorcyclist and Moto Euro magazines, a pair of the new Oakley Ducati Sunglasses and a bag of Pirelli goods. The Motorcyclist Magazine best overall winner will also receive a set of Pirelli Diablo Rosso tires for their winning bike and a copy of the desirable Pirelli Superbike Annual. Prizes are courtesy of Ducati's contest partners. In addition to the gift bag all winners will be featured on the www.ducatiusa.com.



Indy here I come!!!  ;D
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Quote from: bobspapa on February 26, 2009, 03:51:48 PM

hell..... big things happend based only on hope in the past  [evil]

[laugh]


MC1 for instance!  ;D 


I'm glad that DNA is doing this type of end-user involved event.  I just hope the judging isn't for the most $ spent.
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Quote from: bobspapa on February 25, 2009, 09:05:09 PM
and for the love of dog....... dont nobody bring a bike cover/sail



atleast his seat stayed dry   ???
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