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Mine has at least an extra half cm than that. Thing is they might not have for a standard bike when doing that manual....
I am at least two cm sticking through then. It feels too quick and tips in to easily. It also tank slaps easily. Hope all that will change when I...
How far through the top yoke they are is what I want to see.
SS IE by the way!
I think the previous owner has dropped the yokes and I would like to raise it back to standard. Does anyone have a picture of the standard...
So close now. We have been down to Bristol for some electrical, mechanical and mapping issues. We placed the fairing on with worry that the new...
No sweat. Just keen to understand. I prefer thicker carbon on huggers and mudguards and heat shields. Really tough to follow that through though....
You mean it is thicker than the carbon front guard? Where did you get that from? I sell carbon fibre and struggle top source the specific stuff...
What is the design and creativity like for these companies? I want to put some logos on my SS IE that have not been seen on a Ducati before. If I...
Linked to Kaemna but their fairing looks different.... [ATTACH]
Where did you get the hugger?
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Idrinkbeer, yes I have to accept defeat in trying to get it to run without expert help. I went to see Chris in Bradford last week and we got it...
I have spent a bit of time on my 1100 now, well about 400 miles.....something tells me the flywheel could be a bit heavier. I know most of the...
I keep seeing adverts where people seem to be selling the same mudguard for the 916 and the Supersport. Are they the same mould and fittings?
Struggling to see in terms of spec etc why anyone would buy one of the other three. Looks like an extra grand just for a different look?
Nutty nick, can I see a full picture of the bike you have in your avatar?
There is a carbon fibre replacement product but I think it looks a bit shit as it does not sit flush. It sits in the indentation too much. And you...
