BIKE ETIQUETTE

Can i wear a Ducati T-Shirt when i own and ride a Suzuki ?

POLL ABOVE

U have to much time on your hands... ........

Why would you want to?

I never get to wear my Ducati T-shirt, it always needs mending.

Re-Cycled wrote:I never get to wear my Ducati T-shirt, it always needs mending.

I can't resist this

Ya gotta get value for money!
I go to the island and buy last years T shirt for a fraction of the price and it looks I'm a big fan that's gone for multiple years! win win!

Re-Cycled wrote:I never get to wear my Ducati T-shirt, it always needs mending.

Post or the week!

I can't vote twice

Neck and neck.

I think it's a YES & NO answer.

If ya out riding a suzuki then "NO".

But if ya out for a coffee at a cafe in Italy and have your hair greased back with Ducati T on, then "YES"

Oh. out here I've only ever seen a couple Ducati Tshirts. so do they all come skin tight?

I dont own a Ducati T-Shirt and have no wish to wear on. Its a bit like kids wearing Billabong surf gear in central Australia ,always thought it a bit odd.

Who cares, really?

I ride a Bandit (obviously) and have an Aprilia shirt, a HD shirt and various hats or beanies from different manufacturers (Aprilia, Ducati, Suzuki, Bandit and Yamaha, oh wait this one went in the bin a couple of weeks ago).

I have a Stihl tshirt.
Not sure when I can wear that now. Thanks to Gus

2wheelsagain wrote:I have a Stihl tshirt.
Not sure when I can wear that now. Thanks to Gus

Reardo wrote:

2wheelsagain wrote:I have a Stihl tshirt.
Not sure when I can wear that now. Thanks to Gus

If its powered by an 066 Magnum it would haul
Another good find by Reardo

Thats cool.

2wheelsagain wrote:
Another good find by Reardo

Google is my friend, my friend

Do you have to lay it down and kneel on to to start it?

Big Al wrote:Do you have to lay it down and kneel on to to start it?

Put it between your legs and clamp it with your knees and rip the starter

Of course you can wear a Ducati tee-shirt when riding your Suzuki.
Bear in mind that the Ducati tee will require a complete serviceabout a third of the way into the ride, and then about 2 thirds into the ride will require a complete overhaul - all stitching and logos will have to be touched up, and near the end of the ride you will realise that the tee has fallen off somewhere and is by the side of the road waiting for roadside tee-shirt assistance to turn up.
But look, if you want to wear a tee advertising the only brand of bike I have sworn I wil NEVER own again, go right ahead.

Having said that, I wear my Moto Guzzi tee regularly when fanging the Bandit. The thing is, the Guzzi tee will keep on keeping on, and won't require anywhere near the expenditure those red weekend only units do.........................

I have three Ducati T-Shirts and a Ducati jacket - all of them purchased at the Ducati factory. I wear the T-Shirts to the gym as they are getting a bit old now (like me) and they seem to enjoy the exercise and contrary to popular opinion have lastest very well (the shirts not me). The Jacket does not get much use lately - it is only a fancy wearing around jacket and I don't fancy wearing it around.
I do wear the T-Shirts to the gym while riding the Bandit and it does not seem to have upset the Bandit at all.
I do have a Ducati and it does not get ridden much (mainly track days) and it does cost a fortune to keep going but I intend to keep it anyway.
Cheers
Mark.