MotoGP was here this past weekend. Saw it all over my FD feed. Read an article about the new R1.
I've never been so close to selling off my material crap.
MotoGP was here this past weekend. Saw it all over my FD feed. Read an article about the new R1.
I've never been so close to selling off my material crap.
-Dustin
Yes, Ducati is competitive again in Motogp and have been doing well in WSB too. Unfortunately nobody can touch Marquez when he's on which is almost every race. He's gonna be one of the best ever as far as talent.
Marquez is way too fun to watch.
I don't know if he'll have the palmares that the Doctor owns but it will be damn close.
It is awesome to literally see 2 of the best fighting it out.
Marquez = Senna
Not Riding!
I wanted to make the senna comparison but felt weird. I hope he lives a long time. Crazy talent. It's cool to see the doctor still has it too.
Agreed, Marquez is on a different plane, he's got crazy talent/skill, and his particular way of getting the bike to turn is very entertaining for the spectator. Big contrast to Lorenzo when he came on the scene with his ultra-smooth style that was (briefly) dominant. It was fun to watch in an impressive-control way, but Marquez is much flashier (which I like).
Andy Cohen
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I don't see myself in the city before this closes. Christian, we need you to go and report back. Oh I'd so like to see this.
Motorcycles Take Manhattan - WSJ
Great time of year for a southern route if you're leaving from LA. Big Bend is great, somewhat out of the way but hey! River road to Presidio was at one time one of the top ten senic roads in America. The Texas a Hill Country is also very nice, even riding down to the coast. Utah is spectacular but at that time of year and elevation, weather can be iffy, watch your smart phone and be ready to change directions. Easy to spend a week in Utah and Az on back roads.I've never been a fan of Colo, way too crowded for me, much prefer Idaho, Wy, and Montana but in March and April those states are out of the question. Make a point of staying off of interstate. Last year rode from FLA to central Tx, less then 100 mikes of interstate.
I've seen this show. I didn't know it was open to the public. I've only seen it in the evening through the window. It is mind-boggling. He has everything. Lots of Ducatis. The bikes don't strike me as being pristine, but they are clean. They look like well cared for daily drivers. Not scratched up, just used and maintained. I believe his quote that any of them could be started in 30 minutes. I'll have to go by during the day and see if I can get inside to see them.
Ducati is not the only Italian manufacturer.
Jorn, let me know when you're going and I'll try to make my schedule align. Maybe Thursday 12-2?
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Man, I was riding (my bicycle) in to work this morning and pulled up next to a guy on a Moto Guzzi Norge at a red light. I love that transversely mounted twin, looks and sounds so cool. Reminded me that I want a Griso if I ever get another Moto. How cool is this thing? In my opinion, very cool:
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