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Hey

does anyone have any photos of 1199 with black or carbon belly pan, as i am thinking about getting one myself but i am unsure if it will suit the lines of the bike
 
carbon lower fairing

here is a couple of pics of my pani with a lower carbon fairing.
 

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caebon bellypan

got it from austin racing perfect fit and carbon match to the dp carbont parts i have fitted
 
here is a couple of pics of my pani with a lower carbon fairing.

wow that looks awesome any chance of a side on view from both sides please :) ?

also where did you get your rim strip sticker? looks good
 
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carbo bellypan

where can i buy that? looks awesome


just send an e mail to Rich at Austin Racing and get a price just for the belly pan i think all they list on their site is a complete bodywork kit
hope this helps all the best
 
Liked the look so much I copied you. Sorry but at least we are separated by the Atlantic so I won't steal too much of your thunder. The exception is that I got my lowers from Shift Tech. Took a little bit of sanding and trimming to make the fit meet my requirements for fit but went right on. Waiting for my Ducati Corse sticker for ebay italy and will be ready. Thinking about adding a few red accents in a couple of spots to give it a little more pop but may just leave it as is.

Thanks again for the inspiration....

Ducati Corse sticker auction....http://www.ebay.com/itm/200585724067?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
 

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Someone needs to make that small trim piece on the front if the Termi out of matching carbon fiber. I've never understood the raw color they chose.
 
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It is actually painted on using a beuglers pinstriping kit with a 180 head and 1 shot lettering enamel in 102-L Fire Red.
 
Someone needs to make that small trim piece on the front if the Termi out of matching carbon fiber. I've never understood the raw color they chose.

Funny you should mention that - I've been in contact with a few Carbon manufactures to do that. Still waiting on a production costs quotes.
 
Believe it or not but Cycle Gear. They were some cheap mirrors on sale for ~$40. Got them while waiting for Lux machine to design his own. I can't get myself to spend $300 for the arrows. The cheap mirrors while they seem to move very easily, they have not moved during rides with speeds in excess of 120 so I am ok with them. I did have to build a shim out of poly tubing that I had laying around the house because the Ducati threaded bar ends are odd sized so the provided shims did not fit. Plus, I did not want to swage the metal onto metal and damage the bar end threads as they would come off on track days and the stock ends would be installed. I can take a picture of the exact method if you are interested. The tubing came off a some extra after the Chlorinator unit was installed on our pool and can ship you some through the mail if needed as I have plenty to spare.
 
Thank you mavic! I will look into them around here. I need to make sure on how far they stick out as I put my bike IN my house through a sliding glass door in the basement. I appreciate your help!
 
Its aluminium, which I guess as a good heat conductors makes it a good choice for a heat dissipator.

Yeah you would think that but consider the loop off the rear cylinder is aluminum but Termi and several other carbon part manufacturers put a carbon cover there and it is easily 100% hotter due to direct contact with the combustion gases fresh from the cylinder. Couple that with air cooling across the remaining exhaust length, along with insulative effects of the mufflers multiple metal and packing layers and the final use of pressed board washers to further separate the components from the heat. I really don't think that there is much of a comparison but those are assumptions that I will check. Therefore, I will put my thermal gun on the 2 components to compare heat load and confirm my suspicions.
 


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