Lockwire on Rear sprocket nuts.

Dougie748 · 13-Feb-2011, 18:21

Is the lock wire on my rear sprocket nuts a standard fitting from new or has the previous owner added this?

Col996s · 13-Feb-2011, 18:44

That is certainly one clean bike.

The lockwire would have been added.

skidlids · 13-Feb-2011, 22:30

Now thats a proper tyre I could race on them
Oh yea I have

Bionicle · 14-Feb-2011, 00:22

Cant see right hand side, but you realy need to lean harder in to the left handers, Chicken strip is a bit wide

Dougie748 · 14-Feb-2011, 08:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bionicle

Cant see right hand side, but you realy need to lean harder in to the left handers, Chicken strip is a bit wide

Ha Ha nice one Bionicle was wondering if this would be noticed

Just got the bike in Nov with new tyre and only managed out once for a few miles as the roads up here been crap ha ha.
Was not sure if this was standard on the rear sprocket nuts due to the recall on the rear sprocket.
Cheers Guy's your feedback is alway's welcome.

Forgot to say the right side of the tyre is the same ha ha

duc daz · 19-Feb-2011, 18:57

ive just had my 1098 serviced at www.ducaticoventry.co.ukand they did the same to mine..i think it looks well cool...gives it that race look

Gobert23 · 28-Feb-2011, 11:29

It certainly looks good (imho)

Shame they don't do it that way outta the crate... I seem to remember the the ol' <cough>onda RC30 was the only bike that came pre-lock-wired (bit of a statement of intent or just good thinking?)

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13-Feb-2011, 18:21	#1
Dougie748 Registered Forum User Bevel Head Posts: 94 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Scotland Mood: Alway's smiling when on my Duke Lockwire on Rear sprocket nuts. Is the lock wire on my rear sprocket nuts a standard fitting from new or has the previous owner added this? Reply

13-Feb-2011, 18:44	#2
Col996s Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Bikes: 996S Posts: 2,320 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: chelmsford Mood: Waiting for the warmer weather. That is certainly one clean bike. The lockwire would have been added. Reply

13-Feb-2011, 22:30	#3
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,274 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club Now thats a proper tyre I could race on them Oh yea I have Checkout the Desmo Due Paddock on Facebook Reply

14-Feb-2011, 00:22	#4
Bionicle Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Bikes: Ducati 1098R Bayliss Rep Posts: 2,142 Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Aylesford Kent Mood: Find people who share your values, and you'll conquer the world together. Cant see right hand side, but you realy need to lean harder in to the left handers, Chicken strip is a bit wide Reply

19-Feb-2011, 18:57	#6
duc daz Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 548 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: tamworth. uk Mood: a ducati is for life not just for christmas ive just had my 1098 serviced at www.ducaticoventry.co.ukand they did the same to mine..i think it looks well cool...gives it that race look Last edited by duc daz : 19-Feb-2011 at 18:59. Reason: half done Reply

28-Feb-2011, 11:29	#7
Gobert23 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 188 Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Scotland It certainly looks good (imho) Shame they don't do it that way outta the crate... I seem to remember the the ol' <cough>onda RC30 was the only bike that came pre-lock-wired (bit of a statement of intent or just good thinking?) G Reply