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Gene Hunt

Thu, Jun 27, 2019 10:52 AM

I'm back from the V2V, the Cross Country Ride the Victory Motorcycle Club does on the Victory Highway, from Staten Island, NY to San Francisco, CA.

No Ducati Content but thought some might be interested.

I am Chairman again this year and also Leg Captain for the first 3 legs. This is our 20th Annual and I had wanted to do the whole ride but due to Government shutdown I lost revenue and vacation so I just could not do it, even the days I took to participate put me back to negative on vacation.

Anyway here is a link to the forum we are using to record the ride, some good pictures and comments.

https://thevmc.com/forum/index.php?/topic/129301-follow-the-20th-annual-v2v-in-this-thread/

And you can follow the ride on this SPOT track, switch is to satellite view to see the terrain, also it has multiple pages in reverse order so the start of the ride is now on page 7, which was Leg 0 where I rode up to the start.

https://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0Rk5SiN065y59nGqWDUoWkCPmKMOsz7aJ

Here is the basic info about the ride

In 1921, a group of American citizens formed a group, known as the Victory Highway Association, to create a transcontinental highway to commemorate American Forces members who were in killed in action during World War 1. The highway, which existed between 1921 and 1938, went through numerous configurations and iterations using existing and specially constructed roads, bridges and ferries. This highway would be known as the Victory Highway and it crossed the country between New York City and San Francisco, California.

In the spirit and celebration of all veterans, and those who gave us their ultimate sacrifice, the Victory Motorcycle Club is pleased to announce the 20th Annual Victory Highway Relay “V2V” for 2019. For 20 years we have been doing this ride, it’s a great ride! Thanks to all the past V2V Chairmen, Leg Captains, and participants that made it possible to declare this year as our 20th.This year’s two week, thirteen leg journey will begin in Staten Island, NY heading to the great eastern valleys, rolling through the agricultural plains of the Midwest, the high western desert, rising to the Rocky Mountains, and finishing at San Francisco, CA!

This year the ride begins on 6/22/2019 and ends 7/4/2019 in San Francisco.

The ride consists of 13 legs, each leg is 1 day and led by a Leg Captain who has the baton, a jar of sand from the Atlantic Ocean, and the Spot which allows the entire membership to track the progress of the ride as it goes across the country.

Leg

Date

Start Point

End Point

Leg Captain

1

6/22/2019

Staten Island, NY

Frederick, MD

Gene Hunt

2

6/23/2019

Frederick, MD

Uniontown, PA

Gene Hunt

3

6/24/2019

Uniontown, PA

Pickerington, OH(Columbus)

Gene Hunt

4

6/25/2019

Columbus, OH

Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis)

Wayne Oosterhoff Jr

5

6/26/2019

Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis)

Collinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO)

Wayne Oosterhoff Jr

6

6/27/2019

Colinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO)

Kansas, City

Lowell Johnson

7

6/28/2019

Kansas City, MO

Russel, KS

Lowell Johnson

8

6/29/2019

Russel, KS

Fort Morgan, CO (Denver)

Paul Simpson

9

6/30/2019

Fort Morgan, CO (Denver)

Craig, CO

John Dextras

10

7/1/2019

Craig, CO

Salt Lake, Ut

John Dextras

11

7/2/2019

Salt Lake, UT

Ely, NV

Terry Dammer

12

7/3/2019

Ely, NV

Reno

Rose Mandile

13

7/4/2019

Reno

San Francisco

Rose Mandile

Hopefully some of you will find interest, if not sorry for cluttering your in box. - Gene

"I Know a Few Roads"
Patriot Guard Rider
AMA Charter Life Member #598925
VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1
DUCATI.net Member
USDESMO Member #1263
EX-MSF Instructor
EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club

Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour
Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel
HD - 09' XR1200

I'm back from the V2V, the Cross Country Ride the Victory Motorcycle Club does on the Victory Highway, from Staten Island, NY to San Francisco, CA. No Ducati Content but thought some might be interested. I am Chairman again this year and also Leg Captain for the first 3 legs. This is our 20th Annual and I had wanted to do the whole ride but due to Government shutdown I lost revenue and vacation so I just could not do it, even the days I took to participate put me back to negative on vacation. Anyway here is a link to the forum we are using to record the ride, some good pictures and comments. https://thevmc.com/forum/index.php?/topic/129301-follow-the-20th-annual-v2v-in-this-thread/ And you can follow the ride on this SPOT track, switch is to satellite view to see the terrain, also it has multiple pages in reverse order so the start of the ride is now on page 7, which was Leg 0 where I rode up to the start. https://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0Rk5SiN065y59nGqWDUoWkCPmKMOsz7aJ Here is the basic info about the ride In 1921, a group of American citizens formed a group, known as the Victory Highway Association, to create a transcontinental highway to commemorate American Forces members who were in killed in action during World War 1. The highway, which existed between 1921 and 1938, went through numerous configurations and iterations using existing and specially constructed roads, bridges and ferries. This highway would be known as the Victory Highway and it crossed the country between New York City and San Francisco, California. In the spirit and celebration of all veterans, and those who gave us their ultimate sacrifice, the Victory Motorcycle Club is pleased to announce the 20th Annual Victory Highway Relay “V2V” for 2019. For 20 years we have been doing this ride, it’s a great ride! Thanks to all the past V2V Chairmen, Leg Captains, and participants that made it possible to declare this year as our 20th.This year’s two week, thirteen leg journey will begin in Staten Island, NY heading to the great eastern valleys, rolling through the agricultural plains of the Midwest, the high western desert, rising to the Rocky Mountains, and finishing at San Francisco, CA! This year the ride begins on 6/22/2019 and ends 7/4/2019 in San Francisco. The ride consists of 13 legs, each leg is 1 day and led by a Leg Captain who has the baton, a jar of sand from the Atlantic Ocean, and the Spot which allows the entire membership to track the progress of the ride as it goes across the country. Leg Date Start Point End Point Leg Captain 1 6/22/2019 Staten Island, NY Frederick, MD Gene Hunt 2 6/23/2019 Frederick, MD Uniontown, PA Gene Hunt 3 6/24/2019 Uniontown, PA Pickerington, OH(Columbus) Gene Hunt 4 6/25/2019 Columbus, OH Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis) Wayne Oosterhoff Jr 5 6/26/2019 Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis) Collinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO) Wayne Oosterhoff Jr 6 6/27/2019 Colinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO) Kansas, City Lowell Johnson 7 6/28/2019 Kansas City, MO Russel, KS Lowell Johnson 8 6/29/2019 Russel, KS Fort Morgan, CO (Denver) Paul Simpson 9 6/30/2019 Fort Morgan, CO (Denver) Craig, CO John Dextras 10 7/1/2019 Craig, CO Salt Lake, Ut John Dextras 11 7/2/2019 Salt Lake, UT Ely, NV Terry Dammer 12 7/3/2019 Ely, NV Reno Rose Mandile 13 7/4/2019 Reno San Francisco Rose Mandile Hopefully some of you will find interest, if not sorry for cluttering your in box. - Gene "I Know a Few Roads" Patriot Guard Rider AMA Charter Life Member #598925 VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1 DUCATI.net Member USDESMO Member #1263 EX-MSF Instructor EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel HD - 09' XR1200

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stephen abramson

Fri, Jun 28, 2019 10:20 AM

Gene, that’s amazing that you’ve been involved with this through the years, and really interesting to see the links that you posted. Following along with the SPOT tracker is cool! You’ve put on a lot of miles over the years. Hey, I’ll bet you might even know a few roads…. ;-) Be safe out there!

STeve

On Jun 27, 2019, at 6:52 AM, Gene Hunt Twolanefun@outlook.com wrote:

I'm back from the V2V, the Cross Country Ride the Victory Motorcycle Club does on the Victory Highway, from Staten Island, NY to San Francisco, CA.

No Ducati Content but thought some might be interested.

I am Chairman again this year and also Leg Captain for the first 3 legs. This is our 20th Annual and I had wanted to do the whole ride but due to Government shutdown I lost revenue and vacation so I just could not do it, even the days I took to participate put me back to negative on vacation.

Anyway here is a link to the forum we are using to record the ride, some good pictures and comments.

https://thevmc.com/forum/index.php?/topic/129301-follow-the-20th-annual-v2v-in-this-thread/

And you can follow the ride on this SPOT track, switch is to satellite view to see the terrain, also it has multiple pages in reverse order so the start of the ride is now on page 7, which was Leg 0 where I rode up to the start.

https://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0Rk5SiN065y59nGqWDUoWkCPmKMOsz7aJ

Here is the basic info about the ride

In 1921, a group of American citizens formed a group, known as the Victory Highway Association, to create a transcontinental highway to commemorate American Forces members who were in killed in action during World War 1. The highway, which existed between 1921 and 1938, went through numerous configurations and iterations using existing and specially constructed roads, bridges and ferries. This highway would be known as the Victory Highway and it crossed the country between New York City and San Francisco, California.

In the spirit and celebration of all veterans, and those who gave us their ultimate sacrifice, the Victory Motorcycle Club is pleased to announce the 20th Annual Victory Highway Relay “V2V” for 2019. For 20 years we have been doing this ride, it’s a great ride! Thanks to all the past V2V Chairmen, Leg Captains, and participants that made it possible to declare this year as our 20th.This year’s two week, thirteen leg journey will begin in Staten Island, NY heading to the great eastern valleys, rolling through the agricultural plains of the Midwest, the high western desert, rising to the Rocky Mountains, and finishing at San Francisco, CA!

This year the ride begins on 6/22/2019 and ends 7/4/2019 in San Francisco.

The ride consists of 13 legs, each leg is 1 day and led by a Leg Captain who has the baton, a jar of sand from the Atlantic Ocean, and the Spot which allows the entire membership to track the progress of the ride as it goes across the country.

Leg

Date

Start Point

End Point

Leg Captain

1

6/22/2019

Staten Island, NY

Frederick, MD

Gene Hunt

2

6/23/2019

Frederick, MD

Uniontown, PA

Gene Hunt

3

6/24/2019

Uniontown, PA

Pickerington, OH(Columbus)

Gene Hunt

4

6/25/2019

Columbus, OH

Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis)

Wayne Oosterhoff Jr

5

6/26/2019

Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis)

Collinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO)

Wayne Oosterhoff Jr

6

6/27/2019

Colinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO)

Kansas, City

Lowell Johnson

7

6/28/2019

Kansas City, MO

Russel, KS

Lowell Johnson

8

6/29/2019

Russel, KS

Fort Morgan, CO (Denver)

Paul Simpson

9

6/30/2019

Fort Morgan, CO (Denver)

Craig, CO

John Dextras

10

7/1/2019

Craig, CO

Salt Lake, Ut

John Dextras

11

7/2/2019

Salt Lake, UT

Ely, NV

Terry Dammer

12

7/3/2019

Ely, NV

Reno

Rose Mandile

13

7/4/2019

Reno

San Francisco

Rose Mandile

Hopefully some of you will find interest, if not sorry for cluttering your in box. - Gene

"I Know a Few Roads"
Patriot Guard Rider
AMA Charter Life Member #598925
VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1
DUCATI.net Member
USDESMO Member #1263
EX-MSF Instructor
EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club

Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour
Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel
HD - 09' XR1200

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Gene, that’s amazing that you’ve been involved with this through the years, and really interesting to see the links that you posted. Following along with the SPOT tracker is cool! You’ve put on a lot of miles over the years. Hey, I’ll bet you might even know a few roads…. ;-) Be safe out there! STeve > On Jun 27, 2019, at 6:52 AM, Gene Hunt <Twolanefun@outlook.com> wrote: > > I'm back from the V2V, the Cross Country Ride the Victory Motorcycle Club does on the Victory Highway, from Staten Island, NY to San Francisco, CA. > > No Ducati Content but thought some might be interested. > > I am Chairman again this year and also Leg Captain for the first 3 legs. This is our 20th Annual and I had wanted to do the whole ride but due to Government shutdown I lost revenue and vacation so I just could not do it, even the days I took to participate put me back to negative on vacation. > > Anyway here is a link to the forum we are using to record the ride, some good pictures and comments. > > https://thevmc.com/forum/index.php?/topic/129301-follow-the-20th-annual-v2v-in-this-thread/ > > And you can follow the ride on this SPOT track, switch is to satellite view to see the terrain, also it has multiple pages in reverse order so the start of the ride is now on page 7, which was Leg 0 where I rode up to the start. > > https://share.findmespot.com/shared/faces/viewspots.jsp?glId=0Rk5SiN065y59nGqWDUoWkCPmKMOsz7aJ > > Here is the basic info about the ride > > > In 1921, a group of American citizens formed a group, known as the Victory Highway Association, to create a transcontinental highway to commemorate American Forces members who were in killed in action during World War 1. The highway, which existed between 1921 and 1938, went through numerous configurations and iterations using existing and specially constructed roads, bridges and ferries. This highway would be known as the Victory Highway and it crossed the country between New York City and San Francisco, California. > > > In the spirit and celebration of all veterans, and those who gave us their ultimate sacrifice, the Victory Motorcycle Club is pleased to announce the 20th Annual Victory Highway Relay “V2V” for 2019. For 20 years we have been doing this ride, it’s a great ride! Thanks to all the past V2V Chairmen, Leg Captains, and participants that made it possible to declare this year as our 20th.This year’s two week, thirteen leg journey will begin in Staten Island, NY heading to the great eastern valleys, rolling through the agricultural plains of the Midwest, the high western desert, rising to the Rocky Mountains, and finishing at San Francisco, CA! > > This year the ride begins on 6/22/2019 and ends 7/4/2019 in San Francisco. > > The ride consists of 13 legs, each leg is 1 day and led by a Leg Captain who has the baton, a jar of sand from the Atlantic Ocean, and the Spot which allows the entire membership to track the progress of the ride as it goes across the country. > > > Leg > > Date > > Start Point > > End Point > > Leg Captain > > 1 > > 6/22/2019 > > Staten Island, NY > > Frederick, MD > > Gene Hunt > > 2 > > 6/23/2019 > > Frederick, MD > > Uniontown, PA > > Gene Hunt > > 3 > > 6/24/2019 > > Uniontown, PA > > Pickerington, OH(Columbus) > > Gene Hunt > > 4 > > 6/25/2019 > > Columbus, OH > > Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis) > > Wayne Oosterhoff Jr > > 5 > > 6/26/2019 > > Plainfield, IN(Indianapolis) > > Collinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO) > > Wayne Oosterhoff Jr > > 6 > > 6/27/2019 > > Colinsville,IL(St. Louis, MO) > > Kansas, City > > Lowell Johnson > > 7 > > 6/28/2019 > > Kansas City, MO > > Russel, KS > > Lowell Johnson > > 8 > > 6/29/2019 > > Russel, KS > > Fort Morgan, CO (Denver) > > Paul Simpson > > 9 > > 6/30/2019 > > Fort Morgan, CO (Denver) > > Craig, CO > > John Dextras > > 10 > > 7/1/2019 > > Craig, CO > > Salt Lake, Ut > > John Dextras > > 11 > > 7/2/2019 > > Salt Lake, UT > > Ely, NV > > Terry Dammer > > 12 > > 7/3/2019 > > Ely, NV > > Reno > > Rose Mandile > > 13 > > 7/4/2019 > > Reno > > San Francisco > > Rose Mandile > > Hopefully some of you will find interest, if not sorry for cluttering your in box. - Gene > > > > "I Know a Few Roads" > Patriot Guard Rider > AMA Charter Life Member #598925 > VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1 > DUCATI.net Member > USDESMO Member #1263 > EX-MSF Instructor > EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club > > Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour > Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel > HD - 09' XR1200 > > > > > > To get the links and updates on all today's Ducati news: > http://www.ductalk.com/ > and > https://www.facebook.com/ducnet > _____________________ > Ducati mailing list > Ducati@list.ducati.net > http://list.ducati.net/mailman/listinfo/ducati_list.ducati.net > Mailto: desmo900cr@gmail.com

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Gene Hunt

Fri, Jun 28, 2019 11:28 AM

Thanks Steve, the ride still continues and pictures are still being posted once they hit Denver on Sunday the ride really gets nice I'm told and I look forward to having a look on the spot track and switching to Satellite view. I think it is amazing that the road existed back in the 20's.

There are some other roads that also amaze me, there is the Dixie Highway, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Highway , there is a 13 mile section of the brick road still in existence and can be found in Espanola, Fla, it is marked as the N. Dixie Highway/old brick road and curious attraction that I incorporate into a ride during bike week, following CR 13 out of Bunnell Florida, we don't ride the road it is a little rough, but we visit then back track and pickup CR13 on the north end which becomes a canopy road following east side of St. Johns River.

There is another road I want to ride https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/old-spanish-trail-zero-milestone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Spanish_Trail_(auto_trail)

And also the Great River Road https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_River_Road

I've also been doing some great end to end rides, we recently took the sportbikes on an end to end to visit the oldest bar in Virginia down in Abingdon http://abingdontavern.com/ find Rt.42 in Woodstock, VA and follow it south, it will take you all the way to Saltville, Va and it is a fantastic road both my M900 and the Diavel love that road. There are sections that seem to disappear but I know how to connect.

Some day I'll have enough time and money to ride more.

Gene

"I Know a Few Roads"
Patriot Guard Rider
AMA Charter Life Member #598925
VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1
DUCATI.net Member
USDESMO Member #1263
EX-MSF Instructor
EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club

Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour
Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel
HD - 09' XR1200

From: Ducati ducati-bounces@list.ducati.net on behalf of stephen abramson desmo900cr@gmail.com
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2019 6:20 AM
To: Ducati Owners Group
Subject: Re: [Ducati] NDC - A cross country ride

Gene, that’s amazing that you’ve been involved with this through the years, and really interesting to see the links that you posted. Following along with the SPOT tracker is cool! You’ve put on a lot of miles over the years. Hey, I’ll bet you might even know a few roads…. ;-) Be safe out there!

STeve

Thanks Steve, the ride still continues and pictures are still being posted once they hit Denver on Sunday the ride really gets nice I'm told and I look forward to having a look on the spot track and switching to Satellite view. I think it is amazing that the road existed back in the 20's. There are some other roads that also amaze me, there is the Dixie Highway, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Highway , there is a 13 mile section of the brick road still in existence and can be found in Espanola, Fla, it is marked as the N. Dixie Highway/old brick road and curious attraction that I incorporate into a ride during bike week, following CR 13 out of Bunnell Florida, we don't ride the road it is a little rough, but we visit then back track and pickup CR13 on the north end which becomes a canopy road following east side of St. Johns River. There is another road I want to ride https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/old-spanish-trail-zero-milestone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Spanish_Trail_(auto_trail) And also the Great River Road https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_River_Road I've also been doing some great end to end rides, we recently took the sportbikes on an end to end to visit the oldest bar in Virginia down in Abingdon http://abingdontavern.com/ find Rt.42 in Woodstock, VA and follow it south, it will take you all the way to Saltville, Va and it is a fantastic road both my M900 and the Diavel love that road. There are sections that seem to disappear but I know how to connect. Some day I'll have enough time and money to ride more. Gene "I Know a Few Roads" Patriot Guard Rider AMA Charter Life Member #598925 VMC, Charter Member #166, 2018/2019 V2V Chairman, MA RR#1 DUCATI.net Member USDESMO Member #1263 EX-MSF Instructor EX-President Mid Atlantic Ducati Owners Club Victory's - 01' V92SC, 04' Kingpin, 16' XC Tour Ducati's - 02' M900, 13' Diavel HD - 09' XR1200 ________________________________ From: Ducati <ducati-bounces@list.ducati.net> on behalf of stephen abramson <desmo900cr@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, June 28, 2019 6:20 AM To: Ducati Owners Group Subject: Re: [Ducati] NDC - A cross country ride Gene, that’s amazing that you’ve been involved with this through the years, and really interesting to see the links that you posted. Following along with the SPOT tracker is cool! You’ve put on a lot of miles over the years. Hey, I’ll bet you might even know a few roads…. ;-) Be safe out there! STeve

MB

Mario Baroz

Sat, Jun 29, 2019 1:01 AM

Hey guys,

I'm trying to get rid of stuff that's just been taking up space in my garage for years.

Roll-a-click CRG levers, like brand new. Two for $100 and I'll throw in a functional but rashed one for free

Two mirrors for 91-98 900SS. Good shape. $90 for both.

Stock rear shock off my '96 900SS/CR. This is the non-adjustable one. I don't know....is it worth any money? Hmmph....free to whoever wants it.

Stock shock off a 900SS/SP. This is the nice adjustable one. Make me any offer and it's yours.

Stock plastic rear hugger for 91-98 900SS. Free to whoever wants it.

Two clear visors for an Arai Signet. Don't know if they'll work on the new ones. Free to whoever wants them.

Two clear visors to a Shoei RF1100. Don't know if they'll work on the 1200. Free to whoever wants them.

Helmet bags. One blue Shoei, two blue Arais, one grey Arai, one black AGV. Are these worth anything? No idea...make me an offer and they're yours.

New pair of Alpinestars SPX gloves, medium, black. For some reason, they hurt my hands. They're very nice but just hurt my hands. $95 new. Uh....they're good as new....$60. Is that fair?

Old pair of black, medium, full gauntlet, Texport gloves. Carbon on the knuckles and joints. A bit faded but really sturdy. $200 new, years ago....$20 now.

Old pair of Spartan winter gloves. Black. Medium. I'll throw these in for free to whoever buys any gloves.

Pics available if you want.

I really only need something for the CRG levers, mirrors, and A-Star gloves. Anything else is free or whatever you want to offer.

I also have 900SS/CR body work, stock 900SS seat, seat panels and other misc parts. Those are in a big box in an overhead rack. The bodywork is cracked in various ways but definitely repairable. If you're interested in any of that let me know and I'll drag it out.

Ok, I just hope some of this stuff is useful to somebody.

Cheers, Mario

Hey guys, I'm trying to get rid of stuff that's just been taking up space in my garage for years. Roll-a-click CRG levers, like brand new. Two for $100 and I'll throw in a functional but rashed one for free Two mirrors for 91-98 900SS. Good shape. $90 for both. Stock rear shock off my '96 900SS/CR. This is the non-adjustable one. I don't know....is it worth any money? Hmmph....free to whoever wants it. Stock shock off a 900SS/SP. This is the nice adjustable one. Make me any offer and it's yours. Stock plastic rear hugger for 91-98 900SS. Free to whoever wants it. Two clear visors for an Arai Signet. Don't know if they'll work on the new ones. Free to whoever wants them. Two clear visors to a Shoei RF1100. Don't know if they'll work on the 1200. Free to whoever wants them. Helmet bags. One blue Shoei, two blue Arais, one grey Arai, one black AGV. Are these worth anything? No idea...make me an offer and they're yours. New pair of Alpinestars SPX gloves, medium, black. For some reason, they hurt my hands. They're very nice but just hurt my hands. $95 new. Uh....they're good as new....$60. Is that fair? Old pair of black, medium, full gauntlet, Texport gloves. Carbon on the knuckles and joints. A bit faded but really sturdy. $200 new, years ago....$20 now. Old pair of Spartan winter gloves. Black. Medium. I'll throw these in for free to whoever buys any gloves. Pics available if you want. I really only need something for the CRG levers, mirrors, and A-Star gloves. Anything else is free or whatever you want to offer. I also have 900SS/CR body work, stock 900SS seat, seat panels and other misc parts. Those are in a big box in an overhead rack. The bodywork is cracked in various ways but definitely repairable. If you're interested in any of that let me know and I'll drag it out. Ok, I just hope some of this stuff is useful to somebody. Cheers, Mario

HK

henry kwiecinski

Tue, Jul 2, 2019 1:55 PM

Hi Mario,
What body panels do you have? I may be interested in them as spares.
Thanks,
Henry

On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 9:02 PM Mario Baroz mariobaroz@hotmail.com wrote:

Hey guys,

I'm trying to get rid of stuff that's just been taking up space in my
garage for years.

Roll-a-click CRG levers, like brand new. Two for $100 and I'll throw in a
functional but rashed one for free

Two mirrors for 91-98 900SS. Good shape. $90 for both.

Stock rear shock off my '96 900SS/CR. This is the non-adjustable one. I
don't know....is it worth any money? Hmmph....free to whoever wants it.

Stock shock off a 900SS/SP. This is the nice adjustable one. Make me any
offer and it's yours.

Stock plastic rear hugger for 91-98 900SS. Free to whoever wants it.

Two clear visors for an Arai Signet. Don't know if they'll work on the new
ones. Free to whoever wants them.

Two clear visors to a Shoei RF1100. Don't know if they'll work on the
1200. Free to whoever wants them.

Helmet bags. One blue Shoei, two blue Arais, one grey Arai, one black AGV.
Are these worth anything? No idea...make me an offer and they're yours.

New pair of Alpinestars SPX gloves, medium, black. For some reason, they
hurt my hands. They're very nice but just hurt my hands. $95 new.
Uh....they're good as new....$60. Is that fair?

Old pair of black, medium, full gauntlet, Texport gloves. Carbon on the
knuckles and joints. A bit faded but really sturdy. $200 new, years
ago....$20 now.

Old pair of Spartan winter gloves. Black. Medium. I'll throw these in for
free to whoever buys any gloves.

Pics available if you want.

I really only need something for the CRG levers, mirrors, and A-Star
gloves. Anything else is free or whatever you want to offer.

I also have 900SS/CR body work, stock 900SS seat, seat panels and other
misc parts. Those are in a big box in an overhead rack. The bodywork is
cracked in various ways but definitely repairable. If you're interested in
any of that let me know and I'll drag it out.

Ok, I just hope some of this stuff is useful to somebody.

Cheers, Mario

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and
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Hi Mario, What body panels do you have? I may be interested in them as spares. Thanks, Henry On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 9:02 PM Mario Baroz <mariobaroz@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hey guys, > > I'm trying to get rid of stuff that's just been taking up space in my > garage for years. > > Roll-a-click CRG levers, like brand new. Two for $100 and I'll throw in a > functional but rashed one for free > > Two mirrors for 91-98 900SS. Good shape. $90 for both. > > Stock rear shock off my '96 900SS/CR. This is the non-adjustable one. I > don't know....is it worth any money? Hmmph....free to whoever wants it. > > Stock shock off a 900SS/SP. This is the nice adjustable one. Make me any > offer and it's yours. > > Stock plastic rear hugger for 91-98 900SS. Free to whoever wants it. > > Two clear visors for an Arai Signet. Don't know if they'll work on the new > ones. Free to whoever wants them. > > Two clear visors to a Shoei RF1100. Don't know if they'll work on the > 1200. Free to whoever wants them. > > Helmet bags. One blue Shoei, two blue Arais, one grey Arai, one black AGV. > Are these worth anything? No idea...make me an offer and they're yours. > > New pair of Alpinestars SPX gloves, medium, black. For some reason, they > hurt my hands. They're very nice but just hurt my hands. $95 new. > Uh....they're good as new....$60. Is that fair? > > Old pair of black, medium, full gauntlet, Texport gloves. Carbon on the > knuckles and joints. A bit faded but really sturdy. $200 new, years > ago....$20 now. > > Old pair of Spartan winter gloves. Black. Medium. I'll throw these in for > free to whoever buys any gloves. > > Pics available if you want. > > I really only need something for the CRG levers, mirrors, and A-Star > gloves. Anything else is free or whatever you want to offer. > > I also have 900SS/CR body work, stock 900SS seat, seat panels and other > misc parts. Those are in a big box in an overhead rack. The bodywork is > cracked in various ways but definitely repairable. If you're interested in > any of that let me know and I'll drag it out. > > Ok, I just hope some of this stuff is useful to somebody. > > Cheers, Mario > > > > > > > > > > > > To get the links and updates on all today's Ducati news: > http://www.ductalk.com/ > and > https://www.facebook.com/ducnet > _____________________ > Ducati mailing list > Ducati@list.ducati.net > http://list.ducati.net/mailman/listinfo/ducati_list.ducati.net > Mailto: kwakanut@gmail.com >

MB

Mario Baroz

Tue, Jul 2, 2019 6:31 PM

It's been years since I put them in storage. I'll have to drag them out. Somebody else expressed an interest so I guess I'll have to get to it.

Mario

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Subject: Re: [Ducati] 91-98 900SS parts and other stuff, some free stuff