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Old 17-Mar-2006, 16:58
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CNC quick release petrol cap

While the tanks away being sprayed with the rest of the bodywork I was looking at replacing the fuel cap for a CNC quick release one.
Has any else used one and are they worth the dosh.
Casoli price is £70, Protwins and Tecmoto are over the ton.
Which is best....
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Old 17-Mar-2006, 17:15
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Old 17-Mar-2006, 17:28
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Carbon ones are **** - the Ducati Performance ones are really badly made, require modification of the standard cap and then don't fit properly, and are really stiff in operation. A real waste of money.

I'd go for ally one any day. Try: http://www.moto2.co.uk/ are about £60 and you can pick the colours and styles in a mix-n-match way.
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Old 17-Mar-2006, 17:56
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Thanks Ant, great site, just purchased silver outer cap and gold inner cap.
Keeps it as near to origional as possible.
All for about £60....

Nice bit of Bling.......
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Old 18-Mar-2006, 00:09
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When you are parked up someone will

Nick the cap

Or

Drop something in the tank
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Old 18-Mar-2006, 11:23
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Depends what it gets used for - trackday tank maybe?
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i use a alloy one.
nice piece of kit. but i dont leave the bike anywhere long enough to let things happen to it.
dont bother with the carbon.
and as Antone said you should get one for £60 ish
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Old 18-Mar-2006, 14:55
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I only plan to use it when the bike is always in view.
I share your concern over theft or things put in the tank.
Its a great shame there are such low lifes around to do these things.
I will keep the old one for such times when the 916 is out of view.
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I only plan to use it when the bike is always in view.
I share your concern over theft or things put in the tank.
Its a great shame there are such low lifes around to do these things.
I will keep the old one for such times when the 916 is out of view.
yer same here never let the bike out of site there are some skum bags about resdy to nick your bride and joy
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