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Old 04-Jul-2005, 11:54
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Number boards

Just been thinking about the number boards you see on many a ducati, front, rear and often a stripe over the front mud guard.

Are these just decals or are they painted?
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 12:33
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They can be both. Number boards on the front tend to be decals. The rears are usually painted. I think the mudguards are mostly painted, but I've seen decals somewhere for them.

Personally, if you can afford it, I'd go for paint.
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 12:39
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Stripe kits
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 13:44
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Yeh I would go for painted option, I have one of the thick stick on ones which has been good for stopping stone chips but now has started to come unstuck and it was a bit of a sod to get on .
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 15:53
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I`ve had both on mine and whilst the stick on type offer much more protection than a painted on board many people have problems with them staying stuck down. As for me, I had mine painted on and am very pleased with the end product.

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Old 04-Jul-2005, 17:54
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I've had stick on (Pro Chip) number boards on 2 different bikes and been very pleased.

The trick is taking the time to put them on properly and carefully (or if you're cheeky get your dealer to fit them when in for a service and if it isn't on right, its their problem).

The stick on ones are a thick vinyl which stops stone chips.
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Thanks guys for all the feedback, as a rough estimate what have you paid for painted boards?
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 20:15
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Have a word with TecMoto - http://www.tecmoto.co.uk/ - as they're both a Ducati specialist and a paintshop too. They repainted my single seat with the numberboard and it's excellent.

Yes, I have an interest because they sponsor my race bike, but I wouldn't recommend them if they weren't worth it.

Speak to the owner, Chris, and tell him the DSC sent you. You might even get a discount...
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 22:21
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Its a bit different for me as I'm based on the Isle of Man, I was more wanting to guage a rough figure?
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Old 04-Jul-2005, 23:16
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Why? Don't they have post over there?

What's wrong with just phoning and asking them? Or don't they have phones either?
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