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Ducati Hillclimber

Started by glbrto, May 29, 2012, 12:49:39 PM

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triangleforge

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Speedbag

Extremely cool, but I was expecting a six-foot swingarm, knobbies, and a dirt bike fork....
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junior varsity

the exbox-bellypan transition is seamless looking, very well done.

hillbillypolack

Just because someone spent hundreds of hours on a bike doesn't mean it's beautiful.

That's easily one of the top 5 most repulsive bikes I've ever seen.  There's nothing 'thought out' or harmonious about it.  I wonder if custom Ducatis are becoming the next chopper trend.

jaxduc

someone's drinkin the hater-aid!!!
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hillbillypolack

For reference.

Excellent:



Fantastic:



Horrible:



F@cking awesome:



Stupid times ten:



Damn cool:



And one more good 'un:



Compare these to the 'Hillclimber' and I don't think that bike measures up at all.




junior varsity

meh.   i hate some of the lines on the radical bikes though.  like the often ridiculously positioned seats and droopy front fairing.

Le Pirate

Quote from: hillbillypolack on June 11, 2012, 06:50:34 PM
For reference.



Compare these to the 'Hillclimber' and I don't think that bike measures up at all.





IDK, man. I think your taste and my taste are way different.

The only bike I really liked out of those is the blue one.


I think that hill climb bike is waaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy nicer.

and for what it's worth...I hate choppers.
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junior varsity

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agreed.   aesthetics is very personal.      every model and modified model below the SBK Factory Corse/Corsa/RS models (996RS, 998RS, 999RS, 1098RS) are a bit "tame" and "pedestrian" in one vein (that means all the showroom models essentially... just the limited/specials like the Supermono and MH900e beyond the factory race bikes), but then again I very much understand the thought process "i sure do like cafe-bobbers, but I do loathe the lackluster performance of the traditional triumph power plant and don't like the setup of a harley-type v-twin.... what platform would be more fun to have at the center than a ducati?"