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FFCBRf4i
1/5/2008 9:29:32 PM
There's a Ducati 749 Biposto being sold near my area and I want to grab it before somebody else does. I've been thinking about selling the F4i and picking up the duc, but the only thing I may not be able to handle is the high cost maintenances, repairs, and services. The bike is freaking swwwweeeet too. It's a 2003 and has been babied meticulously. It has under 1,300 miles, clean title, original paperwork, all keys(1 master key and 2 extras), and some extras. It would be an awesome buy! I want to pull the trigger!!!! Wish I had some extra moola though.
catamayo85
1/5/2008 10:12:40 PM
buy it!!! the 749 is so facking sweet!!! whore yourself to old widowed grandmas for the extra dough!!!
SpiritRR
1/5/2008 10:16:55 PM
yeah, quite the turnaround from awhile back...you were pretty upset, if I remember.

From all that I've heard about the F4i though, you may miss it too much to justify a boutique Italian ride...
demonchild
1/5/2008 10:52:16 PM
Who is selling the bike? I may know the person? I probably could talk him into holding it for awhile.
FFCBRf4i
1/5/2008 11:28:30 PM
The thought of whoring myself out to women crossed my mind...

Yeah, I was quite upset back then. I almost had to sell everything I had and move. We refinanced our home so many times and got so many loans. We almost went bankrupt... For now, we're okay. Things are kind of looking up I guess.

The guy lives in Playa del Rey, CA. I'm pretty sure he's got it pretty made financial-wise . Lives about 40-50 miles away in some condo in a rich neighborhood. Hey, he's gotta have it made to have a Duc anyways. I want the bike, but in the end it might just be wishful dreaming haha.
pacemaker
1/6/2008 1:51:09 AM
I've owned a couple of Italian bikes, not Dukes though alright, Italian bike design is from a different edge. Italian's love handling, performance & looks above all else. the trade off being, they don't give a rats about comfort, practicality of design (one Guzzi I owned had 4 friggin keys for 4 different locks) & they don't care if you have to pay lottsa Lira for parts & servicing. Their suspension is firmish to say the least. Wot you'll get is a bike that goes like stink through the twisties, an exhaust note that's just beautifull, so who cares if after a days ride, you can't stand properly or use either hand to eat with.
fishfryer527
1/6/2008 2:08:31 AM
quote:

We refinanced our home so many times and got so many loans. We almost went bankrupt... For now, we're okay.

 
As tempting as a new bike is, The question you have to ask yourself is 'Do I want my wife/family to live on the verge of bankruptcy because I want a new toy?'
 
 
 
 
VP
1/6/2008 9:35:48 AM
well now that I am in the market for a new bike, how much does he want for it? lol 
sixhundredrr
1/6/2008 9:47:30 AM
I was on Ducati's website the other day and they are offering 50% off maintenance on 2008's.
FFCBRf4i
1/6/2008 11:56:26 AM
quote:

ORIGINAL: fishfryer527

quote:

We refinanced our home so many times and got so many loans. We almost went bankrupt... For now, we're okay.


As tempting as a new bike is, The question you have to ask yourself is 'Do I want my wife/family to live on the verge of bankruptcy because I want a new toy?'






Yeah, that's why I said it's just wishful dreaming.

Tahoe SC
1/6/2008 12:47:30 PM
hey mang...i've actually considered a duc as well...however, one of my best friends owns a 998...and he hates to shell out the bling when it comes to maintenance...sure he can afford it, but i can't! i can do the work myself, however...parts still cost bling...sigh
rangerscott
1/6/2008 12:52:49 PM
Wow!  Ducati.   Well thats nice.     Get the hell off this site then.  
FFCBRf4i
1/8/2008 8:23:08 PM
The bike was sold for $6,900!! What a deal...
voodoochyl
1/9/2008 9:36:55 AM
If you would have gotten the Duc, Tahoe could have come over and done the maintenance...
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