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| Hello, I'm asking about this vs. Jap, but I am curious about Italy vs Italy vs Italy(no type there).
How does the Ducati 999s compare to the Aprilia RSV Mille R and the MV Agusta F4 S? Each one of these bikes have been interesting to me for a while, and I'm still deciding which one would be a better buy? For performance, ergonomics, cruising and maintenence.
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| THE DIFFERENCE REALLY IF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO RACE IS PRICE. AT THIS LEVEL OF ITALIAN BIKE THE ALL WILL EXCEED YOUR ABILTY AND WILDEST DREAMS. THE DUCATI WILL BE FINE. IT WILL GIVE YOU THE MOST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK. THE OTHERS ARE JUST MORE EXPENSIVE AND SO BECAUSE OF RACING ABILITY. AS FAR AS ITALY VS JAP. JAP BIKES GO FAST IN A STRAIGHT LINE. DUCATI SUPER BIKES GO FAST THROUGH CURVES, BUCAUSE OF LOW END TORQUE YOU WILL GET IN AND OUT OF TURNS FASTER THAN JAP BIKE. DONT BE CONFUSED OVER HORSEPOWER. HORSEPOWER MEANS NOTHING IF YOU CANT GET IN AND OUT OF TURNS, AND CURVES SMOOTHLY. JAP BIKES ARE GREAT IF YOU WANT TO RACE FROM LIGHT TO LIGHT. ITALIAN BIKES ARE ENGINEERING MARVELS AND WORKS OF ART COMBINED. KINDA LIKE A TOYOTA SUPRA VS A FERRAI. WHAT WOULD YOU RATHER BE SEEN DRIVING IN?
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