on the home page are members bikes for sale
2004 red frame and the black swingarm, the best swingarm imo.Is 2002 not way too early for the red frame and black swing arm model
He’s had it plastic coated2004 red frame and the black swingarm, the best swingarm imo.
The frame and the swing arm?
The Frame
The frame is red i thought that was the second generation bike with the black swing arm?The Frame
No, he’s had it plastic coated
I didn't think a red frame was on any of the earlier bikesNo, he’s had it plastic coated
First Gen Fila had a red frame
Black Swing Arm was also Abailable as a DP option in 2003
He has fitted a Black Swingarm
.. so this has a painted swingarm painted frame and full carbon fairings the first ever ducati i was given was 2006 by ducati Dublin after I got the owner out of some hassle with his neighbours erecting new gates between properties that he had taken down illegally it's basically that exact bike .... it was milled at a track day and put back together 
I wonder why this has had so many mods 
He has
Powder coated.....No, he’s had it plastic coated
First Gen Fila had a red frame
Black Swing Arm was also Abailable as a DP option in 2003
He has fitted a Black Swingarm
With Plastic
Stop confusing Chiz, but yeh, you got itPowdered plastic
...........and then meltedPowdered plastic
Cept its not truly plastic... thought you knew about these polymers and such...............and then melted
Is it a Nero ?An odd duck. 2002 Ducati 999 with full carbon, 19,299 miles, £9,995. Puzzled why he's put 999RS stickers on it
Bits of it are....
All plastics are polymers but not all polymers are plastic. Get better soon mong xpolymers are plastic
You idiot, GWS mongboydownunder
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So it's a resin then?what is a polymer
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So we can safely say, your not a polymerwhat is a polymer
What Is a Polymer? | Live ScienceA polymer is a large molecule (macromolecule) composed of long chains of repeating smaller units called monomers, linked together by covalent bonds. Derived from Greek for "many parts," polymers can be natural (DNA, cellulose, silk) or synthetic (plastics, nylon, rubber), offering versatile physical properties.
Key Characteristics and Types:
Structure: Monomers link to form linear, branched, or three-dimensional network structures.
Natural Polymers: Essential to life, including proteins (amino acids), starch, cellulose, and DNA.
Synthetic Polymers: Commonly derived from petroleum (e.g., polyethylene, polystyrene, PVC) and used for materials, packaging, and textiles.
Plastics: A common type of synthetic polymer often mixed with additives.
Thermoplastics vs. Thermosets: Thermoplastics melt when heated (e.g., milk bottles, plastic bags), while thermosets are permanently rigid and do not melt (e.g., epoxy, vulcanized rubber).
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You get it! Well, ya will if you find yaself in nz... cheeky GuinnessSo we can safely say, your not a polymer
Tit Headwhat is a polymer
What Is a Polymer? | Live ScienceA polymer is a large molecule (macromolecule) composed of long chains of repeating smaller units called monomers, linked together by covalent bonds. Derived from Greek for "many parts," polymers can be natural (DNA, cellulose, silk) or synthetic (plastics, nylon, rubber), offering versatile physical properties.
Key Characteristics and Types:
Structure: Monomers link to form linear, branched, or three-dimensional network structures.
Natural Polymers: Essential to life, including proteins (amino acids), starch, cellulose, and DNA.
Synthetic Polymers: Commonly derived from petroleum (e.g., polyethylene, polystyrene, PVC) and used for materials, packaging, and textiles.
Plastics: A common type of synthetic polymer often mixed with additives.
Thermoplastics vs. Thermosets: Thermoplastics melt when heated (e.g., milk bottles, plastic bags), while thermosets are permanently rigid and do not melt (e.g., epoxy, vulcanized rubber).
Common Examples:
Natural: Wool, silk, DNA, cellulose, rubber.
Synthetic: Polyethylene (bags), Polypropylene (containers), Polystyrene (foam), Polyvinyl chloride (pipes), Nylon (fibers).
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If you were a plastic (polymer) you’d be PolyChizeline - soft as shit
