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In time, will the M1100 become a good modding platform?

Started by breakdown, November 23, 2008, 10:38:28 PM

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breakdown

What do you guys think?

In time, do you think the new M1100 will be as good of a platform for making a really personalized monster or not?

ROBsS4R


Yeah No doubt.

I am sure the people who dont currently like it will love it after people start personalizing it.
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Raux

just take a look at some the 696 changes already. and not even the stock DP parts.

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Big Troubled Bear

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geoffduc

After visiting the Ducati stand at the milan show there's no doubt about it [thumbsup] some of the new parts are awesome.

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zarn02

but of course.

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superjohn

That's one of the major tenants of the whole Monster line, so yeah it will absolutely be a well modded bikes.

Autostrada Pilot

I think so.  In fact, I can't wait to see a tastefully modded one.

When people have a passion for their toys, they come up with cool mods for them.
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Slag

It's all about the money. Ducati HAD to make it a receptive modding platform. Money is in extras  [thumbsup]

kopfjäger

I think they made it look like shit on purpose, so we will spend thousands to make it right.  ;D
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DucatiBastard

i think there is some truth that, seems like its more with the car makers.  i remember when the PT cruiser came out it had ugly plastic bumpers, and i remember thinking, "why wouldn't they paint the bumpers on a brand new frickin car?"  few years later, bumpers are body color.  i think they do that crap just to have something relatively cheap to change, like look! its a whole new car!
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LA

Yea, give me a big round carbon fiber headlight first thing. [thumbsup]


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Greg

I'm sure it already is a great modding platform. In a couple of years I will be very interested in picking one of these up. I already like the look of the 1100 with the Ex-Box on it, and if somebody releases a nice tail chop or mod for the rear end I will mostly be happy. I can certainly live with the rest of the cosmetic changes.
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NuTTs

Yeah, I think it´s a good platform for modding.. a lot of things are shared (as usual) across the current and past Ducati line-up. SSS, Wheels, forks, motor etc.

I´m sure there are a lot of companies busy churning out aftermarket kit for this bike.