Recent content by veteq

When the bike had 500kms on it, I upgraded the exhaust but I still have the original in a box. If you want it, it is yours.

Terrible show unless you are a HD fan, most of the bikes on display were HD bikes, 30% of the vendors have nothing to do with the hobby and too many people. Save your money.

For me a bike without a quick shifter would be a deal breaker. When people say you can shift as fast manually, that is not really true, recently, one of the WSBK riders lost his quickshifter halfway through the race and that cost him 3 seconds per lap (he ended up retiring the bike because of...

Good luck getting that bike insured. I had an impossible time getting a 1100cc insured for less than $1500 a year.

for ABS, Traction Control, Cruise Control, Hill Assist, Wheelie Control, Quick Shifter For me: ABS - c TC - c CC - b HA - b WC - c QS - c

The price is not the issue, the availability is the issue, KMS is terrible, months waiting for parts, Ducati, usually less than 10 days. Unless it is from the Ducati performance store, then it could be months.

One was a 2023 Superduke with two cracked mirrors due to vibrations and a couple of broken screws. He was told the part would be in sometime at the end of July or beginning of August. The other bike was 5 year old 790 (I believe) with a broken exhaust holder and that part would be in sometime in...

Look into the parts' availability from KTM, 2 separate people this weekend told me that they are waiting months for parts and oil chances can be weeks waiting.

I couldn't agree more...

I have been to the Ducati Flagship dealership in Montreal and I was told at the time that Ducati was looking for a similar setup in Toronto, this could be it but it would require a new building. The Montreal location is just amazing, also some of the friendliest staff I ever dealt with, I got a...

I have owned two Aprilia Tuono's in the last 10 years. In 2012, I purchased a 2012 Tuono with 400kms on it, I put on it 25k kms and I had an issue with the Stator (known issue at the time, a redesigned part fixed the issue) and with the rectifier (back then it was installed in the front of the...

Very cool bike, congratulation Neda.

No, the engine, swing arm and forks were on it, the rear wheel was off. I am sure it was your bike. Are you getting an under the tail exhaust? I should have taken a photo.

Are you getting an exhaust installed? If so, I saw your bike completely apart today. Basically the engine, front forks and rear swing arm, even the wheels were off. Greg was working on it. I dropped off my bike for its 1st service.

I am old now... :-)