Gas powered bikes?

THATmanMANNY said:
Yes I’m looking at those.
Backpack and it was light. Mainly a surface laptop and bottle of water
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I do the full change of clothes thing for the office myself so the dry bag on the back is where I moved to. Helps in case someone passes swag out at the office and I have to bring back a coffee mug (or in case of last year, a beach towel and small cooler).
 
slingblade_uhhuh said:
OAS The Best Movie Ever.
Best response to this screen grab came from JimC (everyone knows Jim). "Mert's 'Harley' probably had the same power as a 100cc Zundapp!" Or maybe the same as an old Greeves! 😀


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WOW! Malcolm, McQueen and Mert! The real 3M's! Greatest movie ever,after it played at the local movie theater, half the neighborhood had dirt bikes a week later!
 
My buddy broke out his 2007 Desmosedici RR Sunday morning for the breakfast ride. Ducati's first V4 and a close copy (as I understand it) of the MotoGP bike at the time. List price was $72,500. It has a sick race exhaust that exits through the top of the rear subframe. 197hp. No electronics. I rode it about a year and a half ago, shortly after I bought my 848 and it was terrifying (though probably about the same as any modern liter bike).

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mfennell said:
My buddy broke out his 2007 Desmosedici RR Sunday morning for the breakfast ride. Ducati's first V4 and a close copy (as I understand it) of the MotoGP bike at the time. List price was $72,500. It has a sick race exhaust that exits through the top of the rear subframe. 197hp. No electronics. I rode it about a year and a half ago, shortly after I bought my 848 and it was terrifying (though probably about the same as any modern liter bike).

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Un freakin real, I loved just the thought of this bike in the late 2000's let along being able to ever ride one. I also am realizing I couldn't afford to hang out with you and your friends.
 
mfennell said:
My buddy broke out his 2007 Desmosedici RR Sunday morning for the breakfast ride. Ducati's first V4 and a close copy (as I understand it) of the MotoGP bike at the time. List price was $72,500. It has a sick race exhaust that exits through the top of the rear subframe. 197hp. No electronics. I rode it about a year and a half ago, shortly after I bought my 848 and it was terrifying (though probably about the same as any modern liter bike).

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Man that thing must melt faces. No electric stuff - wow.
 
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