1100 Evo mods - an addicts tale

[Albie]

Just remove old one draw around it and cut from 2mm sheet. I had t make mine 30 mm longer as put Rizomas on mine back n the day Mart 64 may take a pic

[bigredduke]

Originally Posted by Albie

Just remove old one draw around it and cut from 2mm sheet. I had t make mine 30 mm longer as put Rizomas on mine back n the day Mart 64 may take a pic

Interesting idea. What did you use to cut the cf sheet?

Originally Posted by Albie

Just remove old one draw around it and cut from 2mm sheet. I had t make mine 30 mm longer as put Rizomas on mine back n the day Mart 64 may take a pic

[Luddite]

Thanks for the photo, Mart. That's much neater; good job, Albie. The button head screws finish it off nicely. I may well give that a try.

[Luddite]

Originally Posted by Dirty

It never ends, just give in and accept it

I gave in 15 years ago, Dirty, when I got my first Ducati. Actually, I blame Steve Hillary who used to run Moto Rapido from a small shop just round the corner from where they are now. (He's now the man behind Redmax - have a look here at some of his interesting customized Ducatis http://www.redmax-ducati.co.uk/).

Anyway, I only popped in for some service items for my M900 and Steve gave me a copy of the Ducati Performance Monster Catalogue. I couldn't believe the range of goodies on offer. Well, I was hooked and the rest, as they say, is history.

[slob]

Hi, my name's Vincent and...

You've got a bad case of carbonitis!

Good job of matching up the carbon parts, ot can be a cosmetic nightmare with different shades and weaves.

ffs..... superb..

[Albie]

Just a hacksaw and file and a drill. Wear a mask though You could use a dremel mind. It's not as hard as steel

[Doggy]

Very nice, a real credit to you .

[Uncle Bob]

Mate, you've got it BAD! Looks really great though, well done.

So often you see people go too far or, just as bad, buy a bike and immediately list all the things up front that they're going to do to it, without a hope of knowing what actually 'goes' with what and invariably it ends up like a complete dog's dinner. You appear to have taken a more measured approach though and the results are obvious. It's super nice.

Having said all that, deduct half a point for the raised badges, I rather hate those, but luckily we all don't like the same things, right?!

Oh, and I think it would be a nice idea to post a couple of shots of the whole bike too, just to show off the sum of the parts...

[bigredduke]

No, I don't agree with raised badgers either, they are much better off left in the wild.

[Luddite]

Originally Posted by Uncle Bob

Oh, and I think it would be a nice idea to post a couple of shots of the whole bike too, just to show off the sum of the parts...

Thanks, Bob. Since you asked so nicely, how could I refuse?! (Any excuse for another photo!)

[MerlinPV12]

All very tastefully done Mr Luddite, nice job indeed.

[chris.p]

Just need to upgrade to a set of these or an even higher spec ones

http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...063#post542063

[Luddite]

Originally Posted by chris.p

Just need to upgrade to a set of these or an even higher spec ones

http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...063#post542063

I remember reading with interest your upgrade thread back in January, Chris. I look forward to watching this year's track day video to see how many seconds they shave off your lap time!