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RSD out Ducatis Ducati with a KTM

Started by Raux, September 23, 2013, 12:13:15 PM

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Steve.In.Atlanta

Saw that earlier, it's pretty damned sweet, that's for sure.
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Speedbag

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zooom

good googley moogley....that is just suhweet!
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Speeddog

That's gonna suck only having 2" of fork travel.

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stopintime

The idea is good, but they forgot to get a second opinion along the way  [coffee]

Front brake rotor, front fender, fork travel, swingarm too long and looks like it isn't going to be stiff, but most of all that paint scheme is very uninspired....

Please try again - it can be quite nice [thumbsup]
252,000 km/seventeen years - loving it

Raux

details details..

a 4v mono, full trellis sub 300lb bike with trellis SSS


sure, they cheaped on the forks, and the swingarm guy is a Busa fan, but still,
THIS is the bike Ducati should be introducing this November.

Grrrly

saw that bike this past weekend at the Brooklyn Invitational Custom Motorcycle Show.






wasn't my fav at the show.
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red baron

RSD makes some great looking stuff, no doubt.

Functionality is another story, a buddy of mine has a bike built by them, very problematic.

It ain't no Flight Cycle. [thumbsup]
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Speeddog

Quote from: Raux on September 23, 2013, 03:37:50 PM
details details..

a 4v mono, full trellis sub 300lb bike with trellis SSS

sure, they cheaped on the forks, and the swingarm guy is a Busa fan, but still,
THIS is the bike Ducati should be introducing this November.

Unfortunately, the details are important.

You can't sell a bike with no blinkers or mirror.
It wouldn't pass any noise regulation or emissions.
It doesn't even have a freaking license plate.

It's easy to make a bike really light and cool and minimalist looking when you leave a bunch of the necessary stuff off.

Lots of folks get a big boner over bikes like this.
But that's all you get, a big boner over a bike you could't ever ride.
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Reseda, CA

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~~~ "We've rearranged the deck chairs, refilled the champagne glasses, and the band sounds great. This is fine." - Alberto Puig ~~~

Raux

fine, someone commission me to build a bike for them.
[evil]


Rudemouthsky

#12
The gas tank and seat are ok. The headlight and exhaust are sweet. I could puke on everything else  [thumbsdown]

God and the more I look at it the more I hate it. I take back the headlight comment due to those stupid mother of pearl costume jewelry looking cut outs on it and the exhaust is still cool but only if it wasn't on that horrible bike.
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Ducatamount

Arm chair quarterbacking is easy, building a custom is not.
Kudos to him and his team.
half fast

Fergus

There really is a lot of cool stuff on that bike. I just can't get over those forks. Can anyone explain why? Why do forks like that even exist?