Installing clear clutch cover question

centeroff · Jul 17, 2014

Looks good, great photos , looks like a pampered Duc, gets to live indoors on carpet.

outhouse · Jul 17, 2014

knutts said:
By the way no parts will fly out. Just make sure you reuse the gasket if the new cover did not come with one.

No gasket, O ring

cosmok · Jul 17, 2014

You won't get any fogging once the engine comes up to normal operating temperature.

Mogo116 · Jan 20, 2015

Any update on this? I am picking up my 1199 on the 31st and making a list of things to order this was one of them

Si1199 · Jan 22, 2015

gswift said:
For anyone that has installed a clear Ducabike clutch cover, did yours fog up this bad. It almost looks kinda "milky". The bike has 570 miles on it and its been sitting for a little over a week waiting on a few upgraded parts. Is it just oil and condensation? Should I be concerned? It's actually going for its first service next tuesday.

Mine done exactly the same. The difference in temperature between the surrounding air and the glass will cause some condensation. Once I had fitted it to the bike, I fired it up and once the bike was warmed up, it cleared itself. It did take a little while on tick over as its still a bit too cold here in Germany to go for a blast

Roll on the summer

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