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VRYALT3R3D 09-02-2025 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191675)
Those dive planes, damn.

Verus Engineering?

All the aero is AJ Hartman:

https://ajhartmanaero.com/blog/project-crusher-part-3/

Vancouver240sx 09-02-2025 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by teggy604 (Post 9191707)
Ya. They still make the 125 bws. They discontinued the 50cc bws. The last generation from 2012 to 2017, yami went with a 4 stroke. Probably because of emissions. The pre 2012 were 2 strokes.

you need a motorcycle license for the 125cc though.

Rich

teggy604 09-02-2025 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Vancouver240sx (Post 9191712)
you need a motorcycle license for the 125cc though.

Rich

Yes. Actually you can go through your motorcycle learners, MST and road test on a scooter. My buddy did that but you are restricted to only scooter of any engine size.

IMO better to just do your road test on a motorcycle. That way you can ride anything.

!Kodamu 09-03-2025 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by RabidRat (Post 9190955)
I bet you won't even notice the 99 lbs.

How often do you notice the drive is perceptibly worse, just because you had someone ride along with you? And people weigh 150lb+!

Even at an autocross or at the track, the time delta has always been negligible. For me, anyway!


Usually on the track. Having a passenger is around 1.5 to 2 second difference between not having a passenger. Especially on a lighter car with not much power.

whitev70r 09-03-2025 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by teggy604 (Post 9191755)
Yes. Actually you can go through your motorcycle learners, MST and road test on a scooter. My buddy did that but you are restricted to only scooter of any engine size.

IMO better to just do your road test on a motorcycle. That way you can ride anything.

Great midlife crisis thing to do, learn to ride a motorcycle and get your license. The training itself (though classroom portion was boring as hell) is valuable to learn to ride/drive defensively. And if you do it midlife, you're not a stupid ass 20 yr old who makes IG reels & wants to die ... midlife with wife and kids, you want to make it home alive so no stupid shit. Nothing quite like that open air feeling, doing twisties by a lake, going for a solo mind clearing ride! Always feel better afterwards.

bcrdukes 09-03-2025 08:41 AM

whitev70r - Do you ride? :suspicious:

If the weather works out, I'll probably throw on a temporary permit onto the Monster for a nice ride. :buttrock:

Badhobz 09-03-2025 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191789)
whitev70r - Do you ride? :suspicious:

his asian wife of course.
https://media.tenor.com/ZE13Xf-TgW8AAAAM/giddy-up.gif

whitev70r 09-03-2025 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191789)
whitev70r - Do you ride? :suspicious:

If the weather works out, I'll probably throw on a temporary permit onto the Monster for a nice ride. :buttrock:

whiteducatimonster would be my sic dream username. Love the monster although I heard it's usually in the shop more than in your garage.

Like badhobz, used to ride but gained too much weight (also like Badhobz).

Badhobz 09-03-2025 09:43 AM

i read that as white education monster....

bcrdukes 09-03-2025 10:18 AM

I think the older Monsters are in the shop more than in your garage. When Audi bought Ducati, circa 2011 (+/- 2 or 3 years) they improved its reliability. Ironic though because it's Audi. And you have one. :pokerface: :lol

teggy604 09-03-2025 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 9191806)
whiteducatimonster would be my sic dream username. Love the monster although I heard it's usually in the shop more than in your garage.

Like badhobz, used to ride but gained too much weight (also like Badhobz).

Weight is no excuse not to ride. Get a cruiser of some sort.

And I have seen some pretty big guys riding Harleys or Indians. Lol.

supafamous 09-03-2025 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by teggy604 (Post 9191831)
And I have seen some pretty big guys riding Harleys or Indians. Lol.

Are non-whites allowed to ride Harleys and Indians?

Badhobz 09-03-2025 11:07 AM

Buddy guys do piggyback rides now?

whitev70r 09-03-2025 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191822)
I think the older Monsters are in the shop more than in your garage. When Audi bought Ducati, circa 2011 (+/- 2 or 3 years) they improved its reliability. Ironic though because it's Audi. And you have one. :pokerface: :lol

I thought you were pulling my leg, I had no idea Audi bought Ducati! Now I got to get me a post 2012 one!

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9191807)
i read that as white education monster....

You know, they have procedures for that kind of thing now ... old man cataract removal.

whitev70r 09-03-2025 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by teggy604 (Post 9191831)
Weight is no excuse not to ride. Get a cruiser of some sort.

And I have seen some pretty big guys riding Harleys or Indians. Lol.

That wasn't an excuse more so a dig at Badhobz ... any chance you can get to. And yah, from Ducati to looking at what I thought I would never do ... Harleys ... :lo. Sportster that is, not the ultraglide.

But in all honesty, if I get the itch, I'll just go and rent one for a day. There are 2 places here locally where you can do that. Cycle BC and EagleRider.

Badhobz 09-03-2025 11:18 AM

How insulting. I want my head tax back!!!

AstulzerRZD 09-03-2025 11:20 AM

Anything 959 onwards is fine.
These aren't KTM or Aprilias where the engines are made of chinesium and blow within 1/2 years.

Belt tensioning and valve adjustments are a bit fussy but you can rent the tools or get a newer one with 15k mile interval instead of 7.5.
The shitty Showa shocks on Monsters & expensive forged rims/rotors if you damage them are the real risks.

whitev70r 09-03-2025 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9191845)
How insulting. I want my head tax back!!!

We already let you buy houses here in Canada ... with cash, what more compensation do you want Chinaman?

Badhobz 09-03-2025 11:25 AM

Your hot blonde sister would be nice…..

whitev70r 09-03-2025 11:28 AM

Damn getting sidetracked or tangent here but ... 2013 Ducati Monster Dark 821 for $5K !

https://www.facebook.com/share/1B5nwNJqhx/

https://scontent.fyvr2-1.fna.fbcdn.n...Ng&oe=68BE5BEE

AstulzerRZD 09-03-2025 11:38 AM

Are they selling to avoid the valve adjustment?
Ad didn't say it was done, is due at 30k km along with belts: ~$1800.
Front rotors are $700 USD a set.

https://assets.ctfassets.net/x7j9qwv...i__Ed.2024.pdf

- Book time on valve check/oil/belts is 5h.
- Ducati Vancouver (2023) book rate is ~200/hr
- Parts: ~300 for belts, ~ 250 for shims/plugs/seals/gaskets for vales, 250 if you want to do belt tensioners.

bcrdukes 09-03-2025 11:52 AM

Forget the valve adjustment. Just buy, ride, and dump it. :fuckthatshit:

Edit: whitev70r - I was not joking about the Audi part. If you are ever itching, let me know. I am happy to let you take out the Monster on a day permit. Just make sure you check the tire pressure and fill it back up with gas. I'm less concerned if the bike is dropped or crashed. mb_ took it out last year and bought an Aprilia Tuono. :lol

whitev70r 09-03-2025 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191855)
Forget the valve adjustment. Just buy, ride, and dump it. :fuckthatshit:

Edit: whitev70r - I was not joking about the Audi part. If you are ever itching, let me know. I am happy to let you take out the Monster on a day permit. Just make sure you check the tire pressure and fill it back up with gas. I'm less concerned if the bike is dropped or crashed. mb_ took it out last year and bought an Aprilia Tuono. :lol

It's here in BC? Damn, now I have to really come out and meet you!

bcrdukes 09-03-2025 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 9191858)
It's here in BC? Damn, now I have to really come out and meet you!

Oh, yes.

AstulzerRZD 09-03-2025 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9191855)
Forget the valve adjustment. Just buy, ride, and dump it. :fuckthatshit:

lmao yeah that's what I did

got fucked on the fork seals & belts still tho


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