I sold my 1998 Ducati Monster 900 today. Who can turn down a $1,000 profit? R.I.P.
(http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c391/KSUDanimal/webmonster2.jpg)
Now its just me and the GS again *insert cheesy love song*
-Turd.
OH WTF!
Its not April 1st, but I'll let you say "Just Kidding" this one time.
1st Rule of Motorcycles:
NEVER SELL A DUCATI
Yes. True love has no price. :laugh:
Looks like you and I are even more alike. I would have sold it for $1,000 profit as well. Ah well, at least you got to enjoy it while you had it.
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on October 15, 2006, 10:26:26 AM
Looks like you and I are even more alike. I would have sold it for $1,000 profit as well. Ah well, at least you got to enjoy it while you had it.
Plus I got free gear out of the deal. Awesome leather/textile pants and jacket and some kickin Triumph boots.
I love my GS too much to sell it anyways. It hurts me WAY more to part with the GS500 than it does to part with the Duc. I've owned the GS since it was new and its my freakin baby.
*sings endless love*
-Turd.
That surely is a nice/pretty machine. I know ZILCH about "new" Ducatis. I remember the old Desmos well. All single cylinders. In my home town some had 125's or such. One guy had a 350 that would "get up". There was this old dude we called "the bee herder" 'cause he raised honeybees. He rode around town for decades on this 250 Desmo. I think they made a 250 Diana model as well. It supposedly hauled ass (for the times).
aye ive worked on the older desmos and paso (sp?) as well well turd, youll miss her, but hey a profit :thumb: