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There were some going on eBay for $1500 brand new, but I think they're gone for now. eBay is the great equalizer and in most cases you won't have to pay tax. I would keep an eye out (or an auto-notify) on there.
Ducati Daytona Beach has a set brand new in the box that they would let go for just under $1800 if you're willing to pay that price.
Retail I think is $2,000, but most dealers should offer you a 10% off on accessories if you bought the bike from them. Mine did and Daytona does even though it's not where I bought the bike.
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If you don't mind used you can look at eBay for those or browse forums. I found mine from a guy getting out of his Pani and it was in excellent condition for $1,000.
Bike looks great, is that the DP fender eliminator?
Ps I got mine on eBay for $1300 shipped, slightly used. Not as great as Jeff, but still pretty good.
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Think I'm going with the Termi slips. If u can get them for $1600 that is way way lower then I can ever get in Tenerife, Spain.
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Termi slips are really no louder than stock...But the note is changed to a richer sound..much nicer imho.. and the up map these come with definitely improve the fueling also.... I recommended them.... losing the function of the exhaust flapper is also a big plus to me.....
PS....It is my opinion that the Termi slip/41T rear sprocket is the best combo for sound/perfomance/cost effectiveness...
PS....It is my opinion that the Termi slip/41T rear sprocket is the best combo for sound/perfomance/cost effectiveness...
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You remove the unit and cable that pulls it... so its still there ..just permanently open... so its like its not there...
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Well, my dealer took the actuator and cable off the bike with the termi install without me asking... Glad he did though, save x.x lbs of weight!
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if i'm not mistaken, Termi slips are louder than stock by about 3db-5db, i'm not sure if that's with the baffles in or out (may be 3db with them in, 5db with them removed).
ther servo? was removed with the installation of my slip ons.
ther servo? was removed with the installation of my slip ons.
Rear brake? What's that?
Haha, thanks for pointing that out, I didn't even notice. The rear does work though, weird.
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That fluid turns black after like 500 miles. No point in worrying about it, IMHO. I just covered it with a reservoir sock so I can't see how black it is. Out of sight out of mind.
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I installed my termis and as per the instructions accompanying them I removed the servo unit and attached bowden cable...
Yup, that is the DP eliminator.
You want to hear a deal-of-the-century story, I bought all this stuff pre-owned in MINT condition 2 weeks before I even bought my Pani:
1. Termi Slips and Up-Map, $1,000
2. S Wheels with Rotors, 5K miles, $1300
3. DP Race Seat, $125
4. DP Comfort Seat, $100
5. DP Tail Tidy, $125
6. Rizoma RRC Rearsets plus DP Reverse DQS Rod - $350
7. MotoXP Ricambi Carbon Tex Race Fairings (6.6 lbs full set), new never mounted/painted - $500
Ouch!
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