If a picture is really worth a thousand words, then Phil Aynsley’s new book, Ducati:  A Photographic Tribute, is the most descriptive Ducati biopic ever published! 

Ducati: A Photographic Tribute

Phil has taken a look at Ducati’s history, from it’s Electronica roots to the latest Desmodromic masterpiece, and has documented it in rich photographic detail for all dedicated Ducatisti to behold.

For we MH900e owners, there are several MHe shots to tickle the fancy as well as various photos of motorcycles from Cucciolo to Desmosedici, and everything in between.

The photos in this article are copyright protected and may not be used without explicit permission from Phil Aynsley Photography.  These particular photos and are taken from Phil’s extensive catalog (not from the book).  For a look at more, you can visit Phil’s website at www.philaphoto.com.

Cloner:  ABQ, NM

After a few months of hiatus, the MH900e Owners Club is finally back.  Far from finished, but ready to serve the community of loyal Ducati MH900e aficionados.

I’m Brian De Groodt, and I guess I’m now president, ring-leader, or something official here.  In any case, it doesn’t really matter to me.  I’m just happy to put the community back together and get our group served with information and conversation about the MH.

This site is definitely still a work in progress.  I have literally gigs of information from the old site (Thanks JohnC!) and will be uploading it over the coming days, weeks, months.  If you have a specific request, please email me and let me know.  If I have it, I’m happy to share it and put it to the front of the line.

For now, here’s what we have right now.  We have this blog/main page.  We have the Forums page for all things considered.  What we don’t have right now is direct integration between MH900e.org (blog) and the forums.  So if you post a comment on the blog, you won’t need a password, but you also won’t automatically be logged into the forum section.  Everyone needs to register to participate in the forum.  It’s easy.  I think the forums give us a little more functionality than we had previously, but are still pretty basic. If there’s a reason to move to something more advanced in the future, we’ll discuss it as a group and figure out what makes sense.

I’d really like to see us get back to the same or better level of participation we had previously.  That includes owner registration, which I’ll start working on as a next step.  Ideally we can record the whereabouts of all 2,000 units.

Finally, welcome to your home! If there’s anything you’d like to see, I’d love to hear it.

That’s all for now. 

BD #760