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ken-san,
beautiful vids, pics, and bikes!!
now the real question (which no one has asked to my knowledge), what do you do for tires???????????

Ken@Murayama-Paso wrote: Yes, it was a trip to visit Italian motor culture.
Milano >>> Alfa Corse
Monza >>> SuperBike and Super Touring car Championship
Brescia >>> Mille Miglia
Modena, Pista di Fiorano >>> Ferrari
Imola >>> Ayrton Senna at Curva Tamburello

If I have a chance, I want to visit Venice, Florence and Naples.

Great trip!
If you have a chance, I wish to suggest you
Venice >>> "gondole" (traditrional boat) parade and sea wedding
Florence >>> Historical football match
Naples >>> ... Anything you need...

ducapaso wrote:Naples >>> ... Anything you need...

Anything you need you'll find there.
Excellent food (on Naples they invented PIZZA, SPAGHETTI and many titbits), great landscapes and much more... .
Ciao

paso_rosso wrote:ken-san,
beautiful vids, pics, and bikes!!
now the real question (which no one has asked to my knowledge), what do you do for tires???????????

Thank you paso_rosso-san.

Murayama Paso(Tri colore) >>> Michelin A59x/M59x
Murayama Paso Racer >>> Bridgestone BT090(F:120/70/R17 R:160/60/R17)

The racer has brembo wheels of 400ss 17inch.
and I have Marchesini wheels of TZ250.When 59x is consumed, I will try to convert it.

persempre907 wrote:

ducapaso wrote:Naples >>> ... Anything you need...

Anything you need you'll find there.
Excellent food (on Naples they invented PIZZA, SPAGHETTI and many titbits), great landscapes and much more... .
Ciao

Florence >>> Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello!
Naples >>> Pizza Margherita!

Ken@Murayama-Paso wrote: Florence >>> Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello!
Naples >>> Pizza Margherita!

I was told that best fun for Makoto Tamada during his tuscan living was to be driven by his friends in the historical centre of Florence (Signoria square, Ponte Veccio and Duomo square) by a FIAT 500

ken-san,
my question had to do more with can you still get those tires?
in your pictures, there a lot of ducatis that take 16s.
are you having the same issues that we in the us and europe are having??

Winter came.
The circuit run needs attention, because road surface temperature is very low.
I will have a race at next week.
The rivals are BMW R75, R80, R100, MOTO-GUZZI, MAGNI and 80's DUCATI.

paso_rosso wrote:my question had to do more with can you still get those tires?
in your pictures, there a lot of ducatis that take 16s.

We can't get 16inch tire in Japan, too.
We use it which each saved beforehand, or change it for a 17inch wheels.

[Nov/03/2008] Bevel & Pantah Meeting in Fuji Speed Way

http://www.pantah-club.com/report/081102-03/081103.htm

[Nov/30/2008] Battle of 80's in Tsukuba Circuit

http://zoome.jp/ken_works/diary/47/

The other day, there was the last race this year and I finished running safely.
I could run for races with a lot of 80's racers, and It was very happy time.
http://www.ritmo-sereno.com/46blog/arch ... 12131.html
I look forward to the race of the next year very much.

Ken,

Awesome photos and links. Looks like Ducati heaven, thank you for sharing.

Tom

really nice. Now I know where all the F1s and TTs are gone

G.

Thank you Tom, Gerhard.
I will show you more Japanese motorcycle culture, if you come to Tokyo.

paso750 wrote:really nice. Now I know where all the F1s and TTs are gone

G.

Really, I guess that most of F1 and Laguna Seca, Santamonica etc. went to Japan...
Japanese market has always been very relevant for Ducati.
Ciao

persempre907 wrote:Really, I guess that most of F1 and Laguna Seca, Santamonica etc. went to Japan...

Because, lots of Japanese riders yearned for DUCATI with the charm as road going racer which the Japanese bike does not have.
So, PASO is quite a minor existence in Japan.

Spring has come.
and The 2009 racing season is coming!