Separate names with a comma.
Ahh makes sense. Yeah the new engine and map that had seems to have (unfortunately) stopped all the pops and bangs anyway... :-/
Me too. Likewise no information as to what the fix is for.
@nelly was kindly able to help me with my 996S vin details
on the second image the dark spots are probably tar. Which can be pulled off with Brake cleaner.. Might get some of the rest off too... I'd spray...
Got any pics ? - is it corrosion or muck. Muck will come off. Corrosion will not
It's a trim setting. In layman's speak if you twist it you move the whole fueling map; up, or down. It's definitely not something to mess with...
Try SNS http://www.snsmotorcycles.co.uk/Contact-Us/contact-us.html Scott is a Ducati genius - he's a one man indie, but super helpful.
So we all like it then.... lol
@Multirider75 No go on mate... then you can sell it cheap... ;-)
£37k ! bollocks to that
@Chris it's the hanger that's snapped Chris, not the linkage. I'm wondering, if a part is hard to source, could it not be welded ?
you sound surprised... lol. And yes I completely share that sentiment.
not unless it comes with a linkage. This shifter is what I have on mine. It goes DIRECTLY onto the gear shift Pinion. Not onto the rearset carrier.
Surely this is just the re-branded V4 with 916 stickers ? or is that already launched ?
Well... I have a horrible feeling they will be coming to you... Hence my interest in getting it done in advance. But I appreciate this might be...
Only downside I can suggest is that you will struggle to get a Certificate of Conformity from DUCATI if you ever need one, UNLESS the bike has...
Work looks superb... Not a fan of the specific design... but who wants to bring that debate up again....
Totally agree... is there anyone that still builds bikes like that ? E.g. Roy Thursby - but with modern looks ? I'd settle for retro tbh... But...
Any setting will likely be a bad start for you... Different track, different tyres, different ride weights and style I would let it do it's thing,...
Heating oil has a relatively high flashpoint. so unlikely to be an issue, but Caveat emptor ! A simple pump like this is probably ok to use......
