Öhlins 'FG353' PUFF forks USD 43 mm
pressurized, with preload, rebound and compression adjustment, TiN coated
sliders
Rear Suspension
Öhlins rear shock, with rebound, low/high
speed compression adjustment, and hydraulic preload adjustment
Front Brakes
Two Brembo radial "monoblock" calipers with
four 34 mm pistons; two semi-floating 320 mm x 6 mm discs, with
machined flange: the same as GP6 wet race set-up
Rear Brakes
240 mm fixed disc, floating caliper with two
34 mm pistons
That's Charlie Farley's bike - a
Casey Stoner replica Ducati Desmosedici RR, as featured in the December 2010
issue of Fast Bikes magazine. Awesome machine!
What would you do after spending US$72,500/£40,000 on a brand-new Ducati
Desmosedici RR, one of the mere 1,500 units ever made? With its 197-horsepower,
989cc V4 engine, full carbonfibre bodywork, Öhlins suspension, chrome-molybdenum
trellis frame and dry weight of 171 kilos, the Desmosedici RR is one of the
fastest, most powerful, most exotic production bikes ever. And yet, that isn’t
necessarily sufficient for everyone…
Charlie Farley isn’t, apparently, the kind of guy who’d be happy with a stock
MotoGP-replica, so he took his Desmo RR to Rage Designs for a special paintjob –
a replica of the design that Casey Stoner used in the 2009 Australian MotoGP.
And then, a few choice bolt-ons were added to the bike – a Termignoni GP
exhaust, HM quickshifter and Dynojet Power Commander. The bikini-clad model,
however, has been provided by Fast Bikes magazine, who’ve featured Charlie’s
Desmosedici RR in their December 2010 issue.
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