Quote from: hiero on March 18, 2009, 06:56:10 AM
wow, I'm really surprised the dfw folks let you get away with this one...

Quote from: hiero on March 18, 2009, 06:56:10 AM
wow, I'm really surprised the dfw folks let you get away with this one...

Sorry.....previous post had blatant and undeniable double entendre.  The one you referenced however, did not.  I guess once that card is played people are free to assume that one has a handful of the same cards.

Thanks,
Gary

Gary, give it not another care, we're all a bunch of fun-loving peeps. Everyone has to sort of roll with the punches now and then.  yeah, just ask 

It's all I could afford, but it'll do

And where the make the beast with 2 backs are the elephants?
oh..... sorry, wrong forum again

Shhhhh! It's a secret.

finally got around to taking some decent pics of my 09 Monster 1100S...

mods so far:
- termi slip-ons and ECU (waiting on full termi kit)
- removed emissions canister
- LED blinkers front and back
- DP Performance Seat
- DP Carbon Fiber Rear hugger
- Custom tail chop till I get the full termi system this week
- DP Clutch Plate
- Rizoma Clutch cover





I am also thinking of doing the following mods soon:
- Rizoma lux grips (black)
- Rizoma retro mirrors (black)

lol, everybodys looks better than mine

upgraded to full termi system what a difference from the slip-ons..!!! Also added new fender eliminator kit..

Hi Guys,

Somewhat new in here. I've been to this forum before because of my Monster, but I didn't know there was a local group meeting here. I've found about it last Wednesday at the Moto Liberty event through Rick and George (and Steven).

Here are my bikes. All the pictures are low quality, either taken with a cell phone or a pocket camera. I'll post better ones someday.

This is my wife's Monster 750.



And this is my ST3 in front of Big Slick. I thought it was a funny picture because the ST doesn't really belong there: unlike the other bikes usually parked there, the ST has over 60 hp, weights less than 700 lb, costs less than $20,000 and can turn corners. Yep, definitely it's not a place for a Ducati...  :-)



Both bikes are pretty much standard, we haven't replaced any parts. The Monster has Arrow Titanium exhausts and a K&N filter (it all came with the bike when we bought it used). I made the ST3 a little sportier by lowering the bars to its lowest setting, removed the side bags and brackets and lifted the exhausts up a little (I wish it had adjustable rear sets... maybe someday...). I usually ride with a small tank bag, no side bags unless it's a multi-day trip, the brackets and the bags can be reinstalled in approximately 30 minutes.

Oh, I almost forgot: This is Massimo's Red Monster. Massimo (Max) is my one year-old (probably five months at the time of the picture). Of course there was a Monster waiting for him the day he came from the hospital! :-)

Slick bike piero.  Lovin the red wheels.

"And this is my ST3 in front of Big Slick. I thought it was a funny picture because the ST doesn't really belong there: unlike the other bikes usually parked there, the ST has over 60 hp, weights less than 700 lb, costs less than $20,000 and can turn corners. Yep, definitely it's not a place for a Ducati...  :-)"

Yeah, I've said many times that my Monster is half the weight and twice the power of my FXDX, and I thought I would grow bored with the HD after I got the Ducati.  For some reason I love the Harley more than I did before (but not more than the Ducati).

It comes down to different bikes for different moods.  The "numbers" tell a very imperfect picture.

Quote from: NorDog on May 23, 2009, 08:10:17 AM
"And this is my ST3 in front of Big Slick. I thought it was a funny picture because the ST doesn't really belong there: unlike the other bikes usually parked there, the ST has over 60 hp, weights less than 700 lb, costs less than $20,000 and can turn corners. Yep, definitely it's not a place for a Ducati...  :-)"

Yeah, I've said many times that my Monster is half the weight and twice the power of my FXDX, and I thought I would grow bored with the HD after I got the Ducati.  For some reason I love the Harley more than I did before (but not more than the Ducati).

It comes down to different bikes for different moods.  The "numbers" tell a very imperfect picture.

+2 on that...love my FXDWG and M900. 

The new addition to the garage is a Duc of a different color. Many thanks to Daddy Duc for letting me aquire his Bumble Bee looking 2003 999. It's got only 6550mi. on it. The mods that were done are a full Termignoni system w/ ECU programmed just right. Mich PP's, much CF installed. Runs perfect and makes me feel much better in the corners. So I now have a full complement of two-wheeled transports in the garage now to satisfy me. So, Lisa, RonR and The Svoloch aren't the only Tres  Nove owners anymore.









Can you tell, Daddy Duc just finished rapping 

The reason he sold me this one is that he got an 2006 999s! Thanks again!

Congrats man