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Now THAT is damn ironic as I just bought super glue to do the very same thing to mine tomorrow!
Why is everyone so gung-ho on the radiator guards?
This is what I did to my Base
Performance upgrades:
OHlin TTX36 MK II
Ohlins FGRT 203 Forks
Ohlins SD40 steering dampner
Termingoni Full exhaust system
BST Carbon Fiber wheels with Ceramic bearings
Zero gravity Corsa Windscreen
XeBright HID Kit
Shorai Battery
AFAM light weight 520 conversion kit
DID ERV 520 chain
I have additional performance parts such as Brembo calipers/rotors/MC for Brakes and clutch/steel braided hoses but haven't installed them yet.
Bling/comfort/protection upgrades:
CRG folding levers
Rizoma rear set control kit RRC
Rizoma rear brake fluid tank red
Rizoma front brake fluid tank next red
Rizoma clutch fluid tank next red
Rizoma track 77 turn signals
Rizoma front axle slider
Ducati Fendor eliminator
DP Carbon Fiber Rear Fender
DP Carbon Fiber Front Fender
DP Carbon Fiber Clutch Cover
DP Carbon Fiber Generator Cover
DP Carbon Fiber Swing Arm Guard
DP Carbon Fiber Rear Shock Guard
DP Carbon Fiber key Guard
DP Carbon Fiber air ducts
Pro grips 717
Sato Racing Engine Slider
CNC Rear Axle Sliders
Ducati Race Seat
CF Termi exhaust heatsheild for slip
CRG arrows Bar end mirrors
Kyle racing bar ends
Shift tech CF quick release gas cap
Shift tech CF tank protector
Shift tech CF rear chain guard
Shift Tech CF rear brake line covers
Evotech upper and lower radiator gaurds
Carbonvanni Bellissimoto Tri-colore Carbon fiber Fairings (On order)
Rad guards and pegs are a must. If you're a scrawny-assed city boy you might wanna get the seat. with these your bling account is already overdrawn.
A trailer so you can haul the piece of crap back to the dealer when it breaks down. Oh, and a second bike to ride while they are trying to fix it.
Should I get a radiator guard for track? I don't see any damage so far.
My must have mod? Tank grips and rear sets.
When you guys say rear sets..are you referring to the foot rests slipperiness or the actual position of the pegs???
When you guys say rear sets..are you referring to the foot rests slipperiness or the actual position of the pegs???
What's the best one?The track is an even more intelligent place to be using a guard.
Several reasons... Feel, adjustability, looks, control, durability, GP shift, etc...