Cheers Nibor!

I'm most grateful you parted out the 900, not the 750!!! 😉

Jeff

Melbourne, but moving to NSW next year, Southern Highlands.

Been spending my time between Melb and NSW which has meant not much riding time lately.

Drop in here for a lurk now and then, and usually check out "Tech" section once a week

Cheers Jeff.

What do you ride?

From his sig, a bike like yours.
Gday Jeff.

I do most, if not all DMF posting via phone, so I don't see poster's sigs! ☺️

MonsterMadMarty
Perth WA

2 x '93 M900 six numbers apart on the VIN the older one being 14** off the production line still trying to find anyone out there with an older surviving Monster!
'95 M900
'97 M900
'02 M400

Currently parting a '89 PASO 906, '96 M600, '97 M900, '01 900SS, '06 S2R, '13 M1100

Just started a Ducati Parts business after the frustration of restoring my two '93's & spending a fortune on shipping from OS! (Not sure if plugging it on here is allowed so I won't mention the business name!) 

Cheers, Marty 

Cheers Marty!

I doubt you'll find numbers 1-13, they're probably long gone. Lol!

Which of your Monster collection is your favourite?

I guess you're going for West Coast today??

BeachDuc (Stephen)

I'm near Newcastle, NSW and ride a slightly modified 1100S (2009)

Cheers Stephen.
I reckon your bike will become sought after here with its dry clutch and Ohlins.

Welcome Stephen!

Did you buy it new?

I bought my first 1100S new and later regretted the sale (to buy a boring car!), so went to great lengths to find a low milage 1100S.  I think it had under 4000km on the clock when I bought it, so essentially new.


Mods:
Armour Bodies customised fibreglass tank cover
Modified Ducati seat
Rizoma bars, bar ends and Reverse Retro mirrors
Rizoma rear-sets
Termignoni silencers
Carbon fibre rear tyre hugger
Speedymoto 5-spoke clutch cover and Ducati Performance pressure plate
Ducati Performance fender eliminator
Watson Design LED indicators
Rizoma brake and clutch fluid reservoirs
Rizoma front sprocket cover (and 16T front sprocket)
Speedhealer

Nice work Stephen! ðŸ'ðŸ»ðŸ'ðŸ»

Thank you.

Quote from: GK on October 02, 2015, 06:49:56 PM
Cheers Marty!

I doubt you'll find numbers 1-13, they're probably long gone. Lol!

Which of your Monster collection is your favourite?

I guess you're going for West Coast today??

Hi CK,

Gee, I wish it was number 14 but it's one thousand four hundred ** (don't want to give away my VIN on a public forum!)

As for a favourite, it's a bit like having kids you don't really have a favourite - the 93's will always be special as I worked so hard on re-building them.  The '95 is my rat bike, it looks tatty but so much fun to ride as I don't worry about dropping it (so far so good I haven't!). The '97 again very differently set up & fun to ride. The 400 is the bike I ride to work on my 4am sign-on's as it is the quietest bike with the standard exhausts (don't want to piss off the neighbours) & surprisingly is a great fun bike to ride, the temptation to fit Termingnoni & hot it up a little is huge but that would then defeat it's purpose!

monsta
Perf WA..

In order of purchase
93 M900
2007 ST3
2000 748s
78 900SS

and..  I just bought a Honda CX500 to customize and on-sell as a project