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Sounds like the sort of thing Rizoma would make, in which case expect a big price tag. But you could easily make some from standard covers and...
No problem, let me know if you need it. Meanwhile who's going to make alloy ones then? ;)
As above I've got an unbroken one you can have, unless the OP wants to 'swap' it (use mine and send you his)? It's from an SS/Monster fuel sender...
I think Ducati only sell the complete sender assembly? There was a thread a while back where someone said he was planning to make some, I'd like...
And won't fit a road bike unless you move/alter the instruments, plus they're made of the same material as the standard tank so may still spring a...
Mine came from a chap on a US forum who was making them for a while, but unfortunately he has now stopped doing them. As mentioned above...
It's solid piece and been on for around 10 years so I reckon it's good. I do have a 'flimsier' Nichols flywheel on the Monster though...:eek:
I have an MPL flywheel on the 916 (MPL have an ebay shop). It is exactly the same dimensions as the original but made of aluminium instead of...
In that case I would say; threebond, oil change and an hour's labour - £400 sounds a little steep?
What bike or, more specifically what type of clutch? wet or dry?
Laffancuvo...? o_O
Convention would call it a 'V' twin, however in Italy they were always referred to as an 'L' rather than a 'V'.
Halfords sell heavy duty battery leads in varying lengths, should be cheaper than anything Ducati branded...
I got my first Ducati (first bike) in 1978. At that point if I was given a choice of bikes I probably wouldn't have chosen a 250 Scrambler but I...
Remove, clean & replace. Or; Grabby, shreiking, clutch and how I cured it - Ducati.ms - The Ultimate Ducati Forum
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Don't remember the exact price but a set of piston rings for a 916 (like 900SS, only 94mm bore) cost me around £150 from a Ducati dealer - that's...
Expensive? try a Ducati dealer if you want to see expensive...:eek:
I don't know why? but that's what they say. From the manual; "Allow a minimum period of eight minutes with the instrument probe in fresh air....
