Belly Pan / Oil Tray

danbrisbane

Hi, can anyone please point me in the direction of for where I can source one of these to suit a 1989 851 race bike?
cheers

griff851

Are you doing track days or Vintage racing?

danbrisbane

griff851 wroteAre you doing track days or Vintage racing?

MOMs Period 6 race bike (i hope).

griff851

As long as you stay in Qld, I don't think anyone's going to care. Just make sure you have water not coolant in. That's a track requirement. None of the meetings i've been to have had guys pulled off the track for not having a belly pan. Sportsmans can be different.

danbrisbane

griff851 wroteAs long as you stay in Qld, I don't think anyone's going to care. Just make sure you have water not coolant in. That's a track requirement. None of the meetings i've been to have had guys pulled off the track for not having a belly pan. Sportsmans can be different.

thanks, but going to need one, as painful as thats turning out to be sadly. cheers

JSR29

https://ionemoto.com/collections/ducati/products/5014

For a 900 ss but if you take a couple inches out of the front it actually fits well inside the original fairing.

danbrisbane

JSR29 wrotehttps://ionemoto.com/collections/ducati/products/5014 For a 900 ss but if you take a couple inches out of the front it actually fits well inside the original fairing.

Thanks for this.

seven4nineR

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nine16

The 900SS ones fit better because they have a bulge to accommodate header bends and joints under the engine (especially spaghetti exhausts), which the 996 doesn't have. Like the SS, the 851/888 side panels don't extend back very far under the motor, which is where the "bubble" begins.

I actually have a brand new primed fiberglass SS belly pan, but it doesn't make a lot of sens to ship from the US to AU.

danbrisbane

nine16 wroteThe 900SS ones fit better because they have a bulge to accommodate header bends and joints under the engine (especially spaghetti exhausts), which the 996 doesn't have. Like the SS, the 851/888 side panels don't extend back very far under the motor, which is where the "bubble" begins. I actually have a brand new primed fiberglass SS belly pan, but it doesn't make a lot of sens to ship from the US to AU.

thanks. FYI I was gunna go this way most likely, and its from US.

https://ionemoto.com/collections/ducati/products/5014