BHPian SnS_12 recently shared this with other enthusiasts:Winter with a warm stupidly crazy EVOBianca finally had its day and stepped out on the open roads after almost 5 months of hibernation. The battery on the bike is nearing two years and showing signs of being on its way out. Not riding the bike enough and the engine immobiliser don’t help either. So, thought I would ride it today to see if it makes any difference with the charging capacity. At first it looked like it might struggle to start and then when it did what if it doesn’t start once i roll down two floors of parking height. But, took my chance and headed out at 7am with the ambient temperature at 23. Now, for the boys in the North it is not even winter temperature but Bianca and I were not complaining one bit as I did not need additional layers of clothes to keep myself warm and Bianca enjoyed the temperature as well as the Engine temperature rarely crossed 90. Just yesterday I had ridden the Daytona and today hopping on Bianca was a night and day difference in every aspect but that is the charm of owning multiple different bikes. Had to remind myself that Bianca doesn’t like bad roads and uneven surfaces so I don’t go too wild but on my return journey I went a further away from home to enjoy a flyover stretch that is now one of my favourite tarmac stretches in the city and the midrange pull in the first three gears upto 8k rpm was just brutal. The way that 140 BHP is unleashed is a emotion to be experienced and also to be afraid of, because this bike can go stupid fast in an instant especially with a quick throttle setup I have which just adds to the drama. Except for the Busa none of the bikes I own currently were on my radar to buy and these small riding experiences is Gods way of reminding me to believe in his plan every single time Some pictures: Its time to ride.. Under tail exhaust with factory pops and bang Km reading.. Can we hit 1700 today? Battery reading heading to the danger territory Guess not.. Beauty!! Check out BHPian comments for more insights and information.
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My Ducati 848 EVO Corse comes out of hibernation: Open roads calling
