Finally done

mr.duc

After several month of work und revision and upgrates, I had my first ride....

And I think, project done

mr.duc

marvin

Great looking bike!! Congratulations!

Mr.R

Very nice looking bike.
Can you put some pictures up of how you mounted the headlamp to the "X" shaped air runners please?

Steve R

mr.duc

Mr.R wroteVery nice looking bike. Can you put some pictures up of how you mounted the headlamp to the "X" shaped air runners please? Steve R

Steve,

but not in short term. it is a bit complicated and took alot time and work to find a adequate solution. I wanted to achive the 170kg and wanted to avoid every complicated or heavy solution. So the most is in carbon now. (except the headlight)

cheers

MarkT

Beautiful-- very fresh!

Steve here is how I did it on my SP 2. I made an aluminum bracket that attaches to the top and the inside spools in the X intake

henk

nice bike,some very nice parts on it.
just the mirrors are not my taste.
and did you get it under 170kg?well done.

henk!!!

Mr.R

MarkT wroteBeautiful-- very fresh! Steve here is how I did it on my SP 2. I made an aluminum bracket that attaches to the top and the inside spools in the X intake

Thanks for that Mark, I thought something along those lines would do the trick, some of the other efforts I've seen have been well over engineered.
I've already got a X runner, 3 piece airbox, Corse dash and brackets stashed away to go with my lightweight carbon fairing.
The thing as the bikes running so well I can't be arsed to work on it at the moment, this winters project is to sort out/fit the Ohlins suspension and possibly the 5 spoke "ST" wheels.

Steve R

marvin

FWIW, I ditched the carbon air runner because the steering radius was too little for a street bike.

mr.duc

henk wrotenice bike,some very nice parts on it. just the mirrors are not my taste. and did you get it under 170kg?well done. henk!!!

Thanks Henk,

you are right the mirrors are awful, but I wanted to avoid furhter holes in the front mask. The advantage of that, I can remove then immediately

mr.duc

Byoung

Very nice bike!

Mr.R

According to a post elsewhere on the forum this bike is already up for sale.
What the F'ck happened there then, all that work then not to enjoy the bike? 😳

http://www.ducati851and888.com/showthread.php?t=4391

Steve R

Jasper

Maybe he wanted it for the "project"?

burtsp5

Great looking Bike, well done!

mr.duc

Steve,

don´t be suprised. I am thinking about selling it, because I am not anymore able to ride it. Instead of keeping it in the garage, I think it makes more sense to give it someone who appreciates this bike, as I did.

mr.duc

Mr.R wroteHello, a friend of mine is selling his 851. Here are some facts of the bike: Carbon: wheels, fairing, tank, cockpit, airbox, ram air etc. Ohlins shock + fork, Racing swing arm Brembo titanium racing calipers Engine tuning ca. 120 hp Price 10k Also some racing engine parts for sale! If someone takes it all the