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do u like the wet clutch or think it sude have stayed dry ?

Poll ended at Sun Oct 29, 2006 2:52 am

no i wish it was dry like the 1000 !
27
47%
yes i like the new wet clutch !
30
53%
 
Total votes: 57

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Steve B wrote:I can't tell a difference in the effort needed at the lever either. Where I can tell a difference is the actuation of the clutch. It is more progressive and a little smoother. It's not a day and night difference, but it's there.
I couldn't tell any actuation difference myself on the new (300 miles) test bike and my 11k mile 2005. Perhaps if the clutch was hot, I was on a hill and fully loaded or something it would then show up. Not trying to say you couldn't feel it, but I didn't on my test ride.
Along with the extra bottem end, I noticed how much I liked my new bars over the stockers most :roll:
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I feel the same way, I have a 2006 620 Dark and i was waiting for the new model to upgrade but now I see it comes with the wet clutch. I want to upgrade for the extra HP the 1000 or 1100 offers and also the Ducati dry clutch sound or trademark, but now I am terrible disapointed, now I am considering other options not as confortable as the multistrada, no offense to the Monster lovers but maybe the new S4Rs will be my next bike, or wait for the supermotard. I am looking for a brand new 1000s DS 2006 if you find one let me know, any color, just for the dry clutch!!!
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Seattle Ducati has one.
Alternately, you could retrofit a dry clutch, I have no idea of the cost. A new outer case and all the clutch parts...
http://www.ducatiseattle.com/pre-owned/preowned.htm
$12.5, black only.
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jcsanchez68 wrote:I feel the same way, I have a 2006 620 Dark and i was waiting for the new model to upgrade but now I see it comes with the wet clutch. I want to upgrade for the extra HP the 1000 or 1100 offers and also the Ducati dry clutch sound or trademark, but now I am terrible disapointed, now I am considering other options not as confortable as the multistrada, no offense to the Monster lovers but maybe the new S4Rs will be my next bike, or wait for the supermotard. I am looking for a brand new 1000s DS 2006 if you find one let me know, any color, just for the dry clutch!!!
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Also, that beautiful clatter that distinguishes the Duc from others, some don't care for it, but I love it.
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it would be nice to have an option to choose a wet or dry clutch like you choose for an s or non s.
i would go for the dry.
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Thank you Mark!

I sent them an email for details, you know shipping cost and all the other hidden fees?
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jcsanchez68 wrote:Thank you Mark!

I sent them an email for details, you know shipping cost and all the other hidden fees?
When I bought my bike they were very straightforward on the sale.
No idea how much shipping would be, I would guess a small 'document' fee for doing all the documentation (really the fedex for that stuff), setup/delivery and thats about it.
Oh wait, for shipping did you mean the 'to dealer' delivery costs?

Give them a call or email asking an out the door price, they should be able to give you that pretty quickly.

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huskyduck wrote:
tweake wrote:i like every thing about the new 1100 all but the wet clutch that alone stopes me from thinking about upgrading
does any 1 other then me feel this way ?
NOT

After owning two Ducati's the wet cluch would be fine especially on the MS1100. I can take or leave the rattle so long as the V-twin music is playing nice and loud.

Ducati most have thought others felt like "huskyduck" because they put the dry clutch on the Hypermotard which is essentially the same engine as the MS1100.
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jcsanchez68 wrote:Thank you Mark!

I sent them an email for details, you know shipping cost and all the other hidden fees?
Did you find out what you needed to know?

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