So I am thinking hard about buying a new HM 1100 EV0 SP - Ducati.ms

needanewbike · Apr 4th, 2011, 9:21 pm

I am thinking about going and buying one soon... I guess I was curious about what price to expect and any info I should know about the bike. I am coming from a '84 Honda XR350L (dual sport bike)... so i know the ducati wont be as reliable as a honda but im cool with that cuz its a ducati. it similar weight but 3X the hp so a completely different beast. Any info i should know about ducatis or HMs in general would be much appreciated.

Also, approxamitly before tax how much do you think this set up would cost?
HM 1100 EVO SP
Termi full race
comfort seat

shanetbird · Apr 5th, 2011, 12:50 am

Honestly I'd rather push my hypo home than ride a Honda xr350L

These bikes are a world apart , its about passion most owners here see it
that way.

You cannot draw any true comparison between a hypo and a Honda 350

lt's never a problem for most here to help fellow owners, but DYRF

Do your research first
Most of these areas are covered many times before
shanetbird

2008 hypo
1982 SS
kx250
and XR400 yes HONDA " hard to start"

LOL

Smackman · Apr 5th, 2011, 1:07 am

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so i know the ducati wont be as reliable as a honda

Are you shure about that ...

johnnie27 · Apr 5th, 2011, 2:45 am

do it do it do it, you'll love it mate

the aircooled motor has been around forever, i wouldn't be conceared about reliability with the new hyper at all

full exhaust depending on what part of the world your in is around $2400 usd or $4500 AUD or something crazy its the same though!!

i have the performace saet on mine i love it!! but i never ride more than 70 klms at a time though? maybe others will chime in, but search away there is so much data and info on this site..welcome aboard man!

Darsey · Apr 5th, 2011, 6:12 am

i did a serch on the reliability between a cb1000r and a hyper and the hper came out above the honda

Ducati Enthusiast · Apr 5th, 2011, 11:32 pm

Ducati has come such a long way in terms of reliability in the last decade, I really wouldn't be worrying that at all.

And yes, comparing a new Ducati to an '84 Honda is like comparing a Lamborghini to a Honda Civic. There is no comparison, obviously.