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floyd
02-03-2012, 08:42 PM
noticed today that im missing a frame plug, the one just below the seat just hiding behind the side panel. has anyone got a spare, happy to pay with paypal. or know where i can get spares? forgot to say my bike is a 620 ie 2004
Rally
02-03-2012, 09:07 PM
They don't cost much from Ducati anyway, about £2.10 from memory.
fuelline
05-03-2012, 08:27 AM
Might be helpful also...
http://www.bpfittings.co.uk/pc/Round-Tube-Inserts-End-Stops-Plugs-c10728.htm
Floyd
I'll have a look in my boxs I'm sure I have one or two. Pm me with an address and I'll post one down. No charge
Ian
Thankfully no-one has suggested a set of gaudy anodized billet aluminium ones to replace the whole lot...
Taste has been retained.
Jx
floyd
14-03-2012, 09:15 PM
Thanks pooh pm sent.
Did look at the anodized ones, but a bit too bling for me!
floyd
14-03-2012, 09:17 PM
Might be helpful also...
http://www.bpfittings.co.uk/pc/Round-Tube-Inserts-End-Stops-Plugs-c10728.htm
Thanks for this link these lot could come in a handy for something.
Nottsbiker
15-03-2012, 09:50 AM
Thankfully no-one has suggested a set of gaudy anodized billet aluminium ones to replace the whole lot...
Taste has been retained.
Jx
Any non-gaudy ones available? Had some on my 996 which looked ok as they were dark grey not red or gold etc.
Any non-gaudy ones available? Had some on my 996 which looked ok as they were dark grey not red or gold etc.
But why would you do this at all? why? why?!
It's always bemused me why anyone would replace a simple rubber bung with something heavier, and that has no discernible purpose?
Jx
floyd
15-03-2012, 05:14 PM
Thought these were about the best i could find what aren't too gaudy (the black ones), but i just can't justify the price.
http://carbon-trader.com/cnc-other.htm
Funkatronic
15-03-2012, 05:19 PM
says the lady with a mirror polished wet clutch cover :-P :mand:
But why would you do this at all? why? why?!
It's always bemused me why anyone would replace a simple rubber bung with something heavier, and that has no discernible purpose?
Jx
Indeed, which is why I still have the rubber items
utopia
15-03-2012, 08:22 PM
says the lady with a mirror polished wet clutch cover :-P :mand:
Different kettle of fish altogether.
Its not pointless bling overkill and it adds no weight.
In fact it loses the weight of the paint, if you don't laquer it.
And it adds simplicity.
Sorry to be picky over a lighthearted comment, mind you.
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