Could I just ask if you needed to remove the rear shock linkage to fit the Sato frame sliders?
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Could I just ask if you needed to remove the rear shock linkage to fit the Sato frame sliders?
Thanks.
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You have exactly the setup I was considering for myself! Did you have to mod the clutch cover or the heat shield? On the Sato website it says that their frame slider isnt compatible with the Ducati clutch cover, so just wondering.
thanks a lot!
Brad
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I used a dremel to round off a piece of the shield to make it work. Sorry, I wouldn't know about the clutch cover.
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I put a jack between the rear tire and seat sub frame then unscrewed the shock bolt (Cyl head )
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I just had to cut the front mounting tab off the carbon clutch cover, I may end up using the high strength black RTV silicone the GM type to temp bond the carbon to the mag cover for more protection & aid in its missing mount
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Correct. Price is for a set/kit. Left and right...
Here is the link for the TRex
T-Rex 2012 2013 2014 Ducati 1199 Panigale Clutch cover - Frame Sliders No Cut | eBay
£367.11 versus £102.07
But a Bursig Stand will not work with Trex
As an eBay Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Ok. Thanks.
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Does the Sato one come with the suspension support piece jarelj?We sell both the Sato and R&G kits, both are recommended. The Sato are a little easier to install, and the R&G are a little stronger. We just had a Tricolore go down at our track day last weekend with the R&G's on it and it saved the entire side of the bike, only damage was a broken shift lever. Also a Pikes Peak Multi with the R&G sliders and also no damage to the side of the bike or tank. If you crash hard (flip, high side, etc.) then all bets are off with ANY sliders, but for a low side these seem to do the trick.
We have them both listed here:
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It's optional, you can get it with our without.
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I had mine installed by the dealer and they just put a spacer in to compensate for the added thickness of the cover.
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Really like my Satos. Nice and clean. EZ install. Just had to drill out the hole on the cylinder head heat shield a mil or two to fit the spacer for the bracket. No biggy.
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Where to purchase GSG crash protectors
How did you purchase them, from the gsg-mototechnik.de website or from a different company?
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