Ducati MH900e

[falc]

Was at Poole Quays yesterday with some of the doods and doodetts from the southwest surfers and came across this little Gem, as informed by Sid Squid its infact a MH900e not a classic but still looks awesome :D

http://www.btinternet.com/~wayne.hooper/classic1LR.jpg

Now the exhaust on this thing was amazing, it gave a stonking v-twin noise and sounded soooo good, the back pressure of the exhaust was huge and Scoobs nearly saw some girl get fired back when the guy left on it!
http://www.btinternet.com/~wayne.hooper/classic2LR.jpg

Just look at it! mmmm
http://www.btinternet.com/~wayne.hooper/classic3LR.jpg

Anyway this bike is amazing and I want one, nuff said really :D I want one, i want one, i want one!

[Sid Squid]

That's not a Paul Smart rep, that's an MH900e.

This a PS:

http://www.webbikeworld.com/ducati-motorcycles/paul-smart-1000/paul-smart-1000.jpg

[falc]

Ah just googled it and your right, well it gots very similiar looks, thats my excuse. Anyway its looks gorgeous :D

[Grinch]

nice lookin bike... imagine a bit of a pain to ride...

[wyrdness]

It's certainly different. It doesn't float my boat, but I can see why people would like them.

[BURNER]

They sold all of the MH900 on the internet I read, that Tereblanche can design some funky bikes.

[amarko5]

Hey Sid would you class this as a Classic

check out the Clipons

Ducati Darmah photographed at Devils bridge one day

http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/darmah.jpg

[Scoobs]

There was also a Ducati Paso 750 at Poole last night. I thought that bike was the mutts when it first came out.

Like this:

http://www.arcadiadreams.com/images/ad_motoDUCATI/1988_DUCATI_PASO.jpg

[Sid Squid]

Hey Sid would you class this as a Classic?

Definately.

The wonderful Darmah SD, which was the sport/touring version of the mighty 900SS, originally it would have had tubular h/bars, Marzocchi shocks instead of those Koni units, the magnificent Conti 'silencers', (those look like Silentiums or similar copies), and a joke of an electric start which most owners just removed.

I have a mate who's owned a very similar bike, (a '79 model), since the early 80s.

[Moo]

Don't like it. :lol:

[Scoobs]

Some more shots!

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=1098

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=1099

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=1100

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=1101

[Peter Henry]

There is a German guy over here that has one. They are lovely and with great dry clutch sound with even better music from the Termi's.
A replica of the bike that Mike Hailwood used when returning to the T.T. races after a good few years abscence and once again kicked a*s! An incredible story when you think about it,1978! :lol:

If ever I had the cash for a bike to just play with,it would without doubt be the 881...gorgeous! :wink:

[mudge32]

Personally speaking, this was a nicer looking, if more unreliable, Hailwood rep :lol: Showing me age a tad :lol:

http://www.bevelheaven.com/pix/1985MHRmille-1a.jpg

http://www.bevelheaven.com/gallery-S2-MHR.htm

[northwind]

The MH looks like a bad home-build to me, TBH... The PS is so much nicer.