Tidying up the rear ? - Page 2

m1keyp · 15-Jul-2005, 11:20

No contest!

http://www.competitionwerkes.com/Cat...to_2844474.htm

mike · 15-Jul-2005, 11:58

Quote:

Originally posted by m1keyp
No contest!

http://www.competitionwerkes.com/Cat...to_2844474.htm

Is that legal ?

Can't seem to find Ducati9 is the site down?

Mike

KP · 15-Jul-2005, 12:35

I would guess not legal. Looks v.good though!

Just been onto www.ducati9.net and it seems to be up?

KP

dickieducati · 15-Jul-2005, 12:46

i've got one of the small one what ever they are called. havnt had any probs with plates falling off but then mines a 7x2 plate i think.

COL595 · 15-Jul-2005, 13:33

I got the Casoli one. Forty-odd quid plus p&p (a lot of money for what you get - light, a coupla wires, bolts and a piece of bent metal). Simple to fit, looks good, gets rid of loads of the cluttery bits, and there's no chance it's gonna foul my (7"x5") plate.

ttstu · 15-Jul-2005, 14:57

I got fed up with my original solution so refitted the ally bracket from the original but without all the plastic bits. Still relatively neat but very secure. The number plate light has beed epoxyed to the underside of the rear light. This means shaving off the lip on the lense cover with the two bolt holes. A bit of work but works fine. I'll take a pic later.

Oh and it's free of course!

COL595 · 15-Jul-2005, 18:07

Occurred to me, when I was dismantling all the gubbins to fit the Casoli tidy, that it wouldn't be that hard to modify the original into something neater. Wonder why it didn't occur to the factory?

ttstu · 15-Jul-2005, 20:54

Here's my version. Note the number plate light.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwAAA...30878570968301

ttstu · 15-Jul-2005, 20:56

And another.

http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwCrA...30878566943757

ttstu · 15-Jul-2005, 20:57

Last one.

Here

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15-Jul-2005, 11:20	#11
m1keyp Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 714 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Cambridgeshire No contest! http://www.competitionwerkes.com/Cat...to_2844474.htm Reply

15-Jul-2005, 12:35	#13
KP Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 228 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Hildenborough, Kent Mood: Replacing 999... I would guess not legal. Looks v.good though! Just been onto www.ducati9.net and it seems to be up? KP Reply

15-Jul-2005, 12:46	#14
dickieducati Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,018 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Mood: the rain in spain falls mainly on me! i've got one of the small one what ever they are called. havnt had any probs with plates falling off but then mines a 7x2 plate i think. Reply

15-Jul-2005, 13:33	#15
COL595 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Essex Mood: Lascivious I got the Casoli one. Forty-odd quid plus p&p (a lot of money for what you get - light, a coupla wires, bolts and a piece of bent metal). Simple to fit, looks good, gets rid of loads of the cluttery bits, and there's no chance it's gonna foul my (7"x5") plate. Reply

15-Jul-2005, 18:07	#17
COL595 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 73 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Essex Mood: Lascivious Occurred to me, when I was dismantling all the gubbins to fit the Casoli tidy, that it wouldn't be that hard to modify the original into something neater. Wonder why it didn't occur to the factory? Reply

15-Jul-2005, 20:54	#18
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Here's my version. Note the number plate light. http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwAAA...30878570968301 Reply

15-Jul-2005, 20:56	#19
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! And another. http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0TwCrA...30878566943757 Reply

15-Jul-2005, 20:57	#20
ttstu Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 293 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Bridgwater, Somerset. Mood: On the mend! Last one. Here Reply