Screw the non-Europeans

[Munch]

http://www.ducati.com/news/08/news021/news021.jhtml

[tufty]

What would you rather have, a $12,000 Monster or an $18-20,000 Monster and a free back protector?

Ducs are significantly cheaper here than in Europe.

[MonsterMI]

What would you rather have, a $12,000 Monster or an $18-20,000 Monster and a free back protector?

Ducs are significantly cheaper here than in Europe.

+1

On a completely unrelated note, whats up with the new Duc logo. Looks like a guitar pick kinda.

[MrFryMoto]

+1

On a completely unrelated note, whats up with the new Duc logo. Looks like a guitar pick kinda.

http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=14312.0

[MonsterMI]

http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=14312.0

Oh hey lookey there. Thanks 

[ryandalling]

Our local dealer was throwing in the PUMA riding boots.

[toaster]

http://www.ducati.com/shop/product.jsp?catid=catimp02043&prodid=prodImp981552

same protector but it doesnt have the white letters that say ducati.

[Spidey]

Well, it's part of a European safety initiative, so that kinda explains the geographical limitation.  There was a suggestion at the World President's Meeting (when this program was unveiled) that DOC members who already bought a Ducati be allowed to purchase the backprotector at cost (plus shipping).  The suggestion was well received.  But even if that came to pass, I'm not sure it would apply outside Europe. 

[ryandalling]

Well, it's part of a European safety initiative, so that kinda explains the geographical limitation.  There was a suggestion at the World President's Meeting (when this program was unveiled) that DOC members who already bought a Ducati be allowed to purchase the backprotector at cost (plus shipping).  The suggestion was well received.  But even if that came to pass, I'm not sure it would apply outside Europe. 

I just bought that back protector anyhow.