The only thing I dont dig is the loose gravel in the turns after rain. :-)

Feel free to come on down Mike!
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I hear ya on gravel, adds to the pucker factor like ice does.
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:-) WTF ever happened to Chat?
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One of my best friends lives down a two mile long gravel road, so after years of riding down there, gravel really doesn't bother me. Rain on blacktop, that's a whole different story. Course...I dumped a bike doing 65mph on blacktop in the rain...so that may have a little something to do with that! :-)
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My "fear" if you can call it are the tar snakes and pies. I was in a hard 90* left turn, 98* temp and nearly lost it whne the back tire slid out on a big ole tar pie. I would have let the bike down but the wife was on so I jammed the left foot down. Next time I let the bike go down, to say the least that was painful. Now when I see them, especially in the hot weather I get a little nervous. But it all comes with the territory, if there was no danger I might as well be sitting in a rocking chair at the casa.
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Went and picked this guy up last week.

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...now I wish the weather would clear up a little.
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Hmmm if it isn't raining, how does the bike get washed? Looks good, one of the better looking Ducati's IMO. Some have that really rough look. A set of matching red leathers and your ready to rool.
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I'm not worried about getting wet.. My dad always told me sugar melted and sh*t floats and that I would be just fine. :-) The current tires are not cut to the outside so traction on wet surfaces is limited.
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oooo yea, bad in the wet. Sounds like you have go fast tires :-)
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I think they read "go fast in turn" tires. :-)
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Rode Sat and Sun this weekend, man I love bikes.
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