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Dawg

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Guys,
Thanks for all your help and advice since being a GS owner. There is a wealth of knowledge on this forum.
I can also say that in spite of a number of worrying threads warning that this or that will fail at some point in the very near future, nothing did :thumb

I enjoyed my GSA very much but today I collected the replacement.........A Diamond black Ducati Diavel :augie

Yes the GS is better long distance, but the Diavel is sooooo much fun :D

Anyway, thanks again. I'll be putting my Sargeant seats, exhaust and top case on the for sale section soon.
 
Guys,
Thanks for all your help and advice since being a GS owner. There is a wealth of knowledge on this forum.
I can also say that in spite of a number of worrying threads warning that this or that will fail at some point in the very near future, nothing did :thumb

I enjoyed my GSA very much but today I collected the replacement.........A Diamond black Ducati Diavel :augie

Yes the GS is better long distance, but the Diavel is sooooo much fun :D

Anyway, thanks again. I'll be putting my Sargeant seats, exhaust and top case on the for sale section soon.

Would the top case not fit on the Diavel, give it a try:P
 
The Diavel is a complete hoot and far better than it has any right to be. But although I really enjoyed riding it and would consider one as well as my GSA if I had to have only one no contest - GSA. You just can't do anything on a Diavel that involves more than a day hooning around in nice weather.

Enjoy it, but don't let it limit your riding to sunny Sundays.
 
There were a pair of Diavels riding down Hartside yesterday afternoon making good progress - awesome looking bikes :thumb2
 
Once the weather changes, and the D starts to corrode, he'll be back.:rob
 
The Diavel is a complete hoot and far better than it has any right to be. But although I really enjoyed riding it and would consider one as well as my GSA if I had to have only one no contest - GSA. You just can't do anything on a Diavel that involves more than a day hooning around in nice weather.

Enjoy it, but don't let it limit your riding to sunny Sundays.

I count myself very lucky to have have both a GSA and a Carbon Black Diavel.

After test riding the Diavel, i wanted one sooooo badly. But i just couldn't part with my GSA. So i part-ex'd my S1000RR instead.

1500 miles on my Diavel now and loving it. I rode it into work this morning (yes i'm working on a Sunny Sunda:blasty).

The GSA is the ultimate all-rounder, go anywhere, on any road, in any weather, carrying lots of stuff, in sublime comfort.:bow

The Diavel is almost the total opposite.
Its a power cruiser that rides like a Superbike. It has hard suspension, light handling and MASSIVE power and Torque, and its incredibly exciting to ride. And so very different to any other bike i've ever ridden:clap

Have fun Dawg..

:Motomartin
 
My Diavel at work this morning....I cant wait for the ride home..:thumb

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Am I the only one who think they are pig ugly?

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.;)

the world would be a boring place If we all liked the same things.

:thumb
 
Nice to see that the Ducati devides opinion. :D
What I hate is when people look at a bike and say, "well it's ok i suppose".
Much rather people love it or hate it. Much like the GS I guess.....

I love it, been to work on it today, took the very long way home. :bounce1
 
Ha

The LED lights are excellent.

Here's another shot...sorry, i cant stop looking at her outside my cabin.

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:Motomartin

Ha - look at that stupid rear mudguard thingy - that`ll never catch on...................... :D

only joking, lovely bike mate (though possibly not my preference) and thanks for letting us take a look at it :thumb2

Mark
www.cymarcbikeparts.co.uk
 
Ha - look at that stupid rear mudguard thingy - that`ll never catch on...................... :D

only joking, lovely bike mate (though possibly not my preference) and thanks for letting us take a look at it :thumb2

Mark
www.cymarcbikeparts.co.uk

Stop plugging that website Mark, we all know your products are awesome.:D

Get off here and start making some bits for my Tiger 800!:rob
 


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