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cutting the faring is a piece of cake...just get a Dremel, some red paint and be ...nice to your ....
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Connection: lower pin in the swingarm connection hole. Upper pin in the suspension connection to the engine. It's "german" tight so you need a bit of grease and smoothness since there is aluminium everywhere.
Roll around: bike is still 190kg with liquids so you need to push a bit to move the whole thing. As you can notice the guy in the Bursig videos is quite built up and he pushes the bike like an empty supermarket trolley
I'm imagining that it won't work with T-Rex sliders?
I would love this for the track, where I would park the bike in my Baxley Sport Chock and then pick it up with the Bursig. I wouldn't mind cutting the race fairings to suit it. However, I also wouldn't run at the track without frame sliders so if the frame slider bolts are taking up one the of the Bursig pick-up points, then I'm SOL.
I would love this for the track, where I would park the bike in my Baxley Sport Chock and then pick it up with the Bursig. I wouldn't mind cutting the race fairings to suit it. However, I also wouldn't run at the track without frame sliders so if the frame slider bolts are taking up one the of the Bursig pick-up points, then I'm SOL.
I used my wife's nail polish. Perfect match! Love them Ducati colored toes!
Here's a video of the Bursig on the 1199...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGqRWRPHKhw
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