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I do a lot of maintenance on my machine, more than is recommended by the service manual.Finnpaso wrote: I think, Your bike is much more better, than "average bike" in markets!(caused Your behaving), But surely You had to make all notes to notebook, etc, that You know exactly, when and what have You done to Your bike.... Its better "paper", than "stamps" in owners manual. I know very many examples, that Ducati dealers havent done, what they should done in maintain.... Its quite same with me: I know exactly, what need to do and how to do, so i trust much more to myself, than any official Ducati dealer...
That would be Sprocket, my 80 lb standard poodle, who constantly fights with my 7YO son Elliott for who gets to ride in the sidecar.Finnpaso wrote:Nothing to this topic, But Sam, is it You, Your wife, or who????... (in Your avatar)? Very curious now....
Finnpaso wrote: It would be BEST to these PASO sites, that everybody TRY to write very simple "english", that everybody understand all here. i am waiting some feedback, especially from USA guys now.... Hopefully those understand, what i mean now.... Here are also huge number of such persons(Paso owners!!!), who understand only/few/some english... think it!
As y'all may be aware , the Australian language is very special ,we were given the English version of it, and we have butchered it over two hundred years, surely this must make us Aussies "cunning linguists!!!!".One who speaks three languages is trilingual
- speaks 2 languages is bilingual
- speaks one language is American
I'll second that emotion! In other words, I extend my thanks and appreciation to everyone, too.samandkimberly wrote: I appreciate the international flavor of the list, and I also appreciate all of you who do us folks in the US the favor of using English to share your thoughts. Sam
Kurt, that would be wicked!Heck, I could probably write something in Bostonese that would be incomprehensible beyond Route 128
Pissah ...whitepaso wrote:Kurt, that would be wicked!Heck, I could probably write something in Bostonese that would be incomprehensible beyond Route 128
Tom