Also forgot to add, in the case anyone is interested in a flick (and @Giles please delete it putting up this link may cause infringement issues), here's a link to the flick Greasy Hand Preachers that I've finally got access to. Seems I couldn't even find it on Kodi. Good flick for those that need a dose of more bikes when the riding season has come to a bitter end. 
(Sorry if you have to cut & paste. Unsure how to paste links on the forum).
Enjoy!
For the cruiser fans, there's also the Diavel X. It sounds like a hybrid of Harley and Ducati characteristics. Interesting bike, though maybe not for me.
Details at Visordown, and more pictures at Nieuwsmotor (and details if you can read Dutch).
The Diavel has always been my all time favorite by Ducati in form of non-sport. It's such a tremendously engineered bike though after sitting on it, a guy of my small stature can only describe the tank as HUGE.
BTW, that MT-10 looks fierce!
So you haven't seen the spy shots of the 701 Café Racer with the 690 engine then?
Sorry @Giles I think that @activechild might be cutting back on IH purchases in the near future…
Um, I guess I've had my head stuff up my ass in regards to the updates of the 701 only until a few days ago and cutting back on not only IH purchases, but also bread and water after seeing the final chapter @Graeme. Jebus it's a beauty.
Though I'm sure you've already seen loads of the latest photos, I've found some other shots that truly show it's lines and curves. I am in love with it just as it is stock.
Sorting your license out is a good thing.
There are rumours of a couple of new Scrambler models to be unveiled at EICMA in a about a week and a half. Ducati's press day is on 16th November.
Husqvana are also rumoured to be bringing a production version of their Svartpilen and Vitpilen concepts. I don't know if they'll appeal, but they're a different riff on a modern scrambler.
Been awaiting the actual 2017 release date of the Husqvarna 401 Vitpilen for a bit over a year now. If they can actually keep the production runs as close as possible to the aesthetics of the concepts, it would mean a whole new game for the latest killing the Scrambler game, which IMO, is pretty weak. It's unfortunate that it looks to be only around the 400cc displacement, yet at the same time, I would be very curious to see if it could be within my reach from a financial standpoint as I'd still be all over this bike like a fat kid on an open bag of Smarties! 
i am hoping to turn the above into something like this ,it cost me £850 and is an r80 its running and has a mot , thats the dream the reality may be different though
Funny. Was considering modding the same bike next year but unsure still have to do much research on the build of these engines. So much potential with the R8o.
These 2 young guy did this R8o a few months ago in case you haven't seen it yet @harley dave. Topshelf shit right here:
And more pics plus an article from Bikeexif here: http://www.bikeexif.com/bmw-r80
I got to check out Revival Cycle's shop in Austin, TX over the weekend. They had some beautiful bikes:
Restomod Ducati
Moto Guzzi
Customer bikes, I was really digging the BMW nineT:
Oh f**k! That Restomod and Guzzi are super delicious! And of course the r nine.
@Giles, that's def a "need to want". Very nice indeed.
@summ3rhays, that's rough and on a positive note, you're a very lucky that there wasn't any damage done to your whip.
That was Harley Dave who said that, and I disagree somewhat
- italian bikes are nice and I appreciate them (BMWs and the Japanese builders too) but deep in my heart I'm a Harley guy…
Opps, my apologies for the mix up Bluegrass. Harley guys will always be 'Harley' guys. Can't take that away from you.
I've actually learned to appreciate Harleys more than I did in the past and may credit taking part in Friday the 13th earlier this year had something to do with that. Most of the riders ain't the type I'd hang with on a given night, but either way, we all enjoy being on two wheels regardless of the manufacturer. I'll think that in itself is something.
Congrats on the new addition @summ3rhays! Enjoy!
i love that bike no one can make a bike look as nice as the italians
That's a strong statement @Bluegrass, though I agree somewhat. Their forte are their classics and sport bikes. Don't under estimate some of the Japanese builders as of late though 
