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11 Apr 07, 12:51 PM
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Super Bike Hero
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Tortuga's GalleryBike: 2003 Ducati 999S |
Considering cheap run around for 2 up fun.
Guys
I saw a 2000(W) monster M900 for sale on MCN bikes for sale. Its got 3,700 miles on it and is up for sale at £2,300. From the picture it looks in good condition. What do you guys think. Are monsters any good for cheap pillion fun?
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11 Apr 07, 06:18 PM
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Pillion.
Not yet ridden a monster.
Have you thought of a Multistrada? They are sound 2 up.
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I'd be tempted to agree, as my only pillion experience ever was on Matt's 620 Monster, and that really wasn't a great pillion bike.
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11 Apr 07, 07:17 PM
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The 900 monster is huge fun and is great on track and fast twisty roads but isn't great for pillion use - small, backward sloping seat and no grab rail. I'd agree with the above, a Multi is the way to go. Aternatively, a 900SSie may suit, surprisingly good for pillions!
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