RAL for 998R Grey frame

Stealth · 03-Feb-2018, 17:39

Hi,

This may have been on a thread before but didn't surface on my search so apologies if I am covering old ground.

I am after the RAL code for the grey used on the 998R frame (also is it the same as the wheels?).

Many thanks

antonye · 04-Feb-2018, 16:49

Is this any help?
I believe that the grey frame paint was the same across all models...

Stealth · 05-Feb-2018, 18:41

Thanks, very helpful. Not sure if its light or dark or regular metallic grey. Does anyone know?

Jamesmotocc · 16-Feb-2018, 09:40

I'm sticking with the red bodywork. We all know that's the only true Ducati colour. Regular metallic grey will be the best match. You can also test samples on an old piece of ceramic tile,dry them with a hairdryer to speed things up and check the match in direct sunlight.

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03-Feb-2018, 17:39	#1
Stealth Registered Forum User GTL Bikes: 998R, Panigale S Posts: 443 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Yorkshire RAL for 998R Grey frame Hi, This may have been on a thread before but didn't surface on my search so apologies if I am covering old ground. I am after the RAL code for the grey used on the 998R frame (also is it the same as the wheels?). Many thanks Reply

05-Feb-2018, 18:41	#3
Stealth Registered Forum User GTL Bikes: 998R, Panigale S Posts: 443 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Yorkshire Thanks, very helpful. Not sure if its light or dark or regular metallic grey. Does anyone know? Reply

16-Feb-2018, 09:40	#4
Jamesmotocc Registered Forum User Bikes: Ducati Posts: 5 Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Portsmouth I'm sticking with the red bodywork. We all know that's the only true Ducati colour. Regular metallic grey will be the best match. You can also test samples on an old piece of ceramic tile,dry them with a hairdryer to speed things up and check the match in direct sunlight. Reply