Fork protectors, swingarm protectors

Tonio600 · 23-Aug-2005, 12:53

I don't need an Ohlins shock absorber, I don't need a radial brake master cylinder, I don't need a brand new fairing, I don't need a steering damper, I don't need a race fuel cap, etc, etc... But I definitely need more protectors

As Domski said, I should have received a bodywork voucher

So what protectors are you using for your fork and your swingarm and where did you buy them? Do I need to drill the swingarm to fit the small protectors which are also used by the rear paddock stand (and which seems to be very usefull).

Thanks by advance for your answers.

TP · 23-Aug-2005, 13:18

I use R&G bungs on the frame and forks. They saved my clutch lever and a few other bits and pieces after I was 'Butchered' on the start line in Race 1, Round 1, Series 1 !!!!

God that makes me laugh!! Chris you knobhead!

I don't have any other bungs or protectors on the bike so I can't comment on them.

AK · 23-Aug-2005, 13:23

R & G on the front forks - one got completely mullered last night, but did save more damage being done.....

yeti · 23-Aug-2005, 13:32

I make my own, if you're running standard 996 type front axle, U2U me and I'll send you a set.

JPM · 23-Aug-2005, 13:41

Quote:

Originally posted by yeti
I make my own, if you're running standard 996 type front axle, U2U me and I'll send you a set.

Hmmm.... can't knock something out for the rear end of my 999 can you

How are you with carbon John?

Tonio600 · 23-Aug-2005, 13:58

Quote:

Message original : yeti
I make my own, if you're running standard 996 type front axle, U2U me and I'll send you a set.

Hi Yeti,

I have no idea. I don't know anything about Ducati D4 (never tried one...) and even less about their forks. Could anyone here answer for me?

Cheers,
Tonio.

paynep · 23-Aug-2005, 14:05

Try using someone else's bike....................works for me!

NBs996 · 23-Aug-2005, 16:12

Yeah mr P, you won't find it so funny when the bill for 50 gallons of muckoff lands on your mat!

Tonio, I don't know about your bike but my monster runs a different spindle than a 996. Unless yeti sorts you out, I can reccomment rhe R&G fork protectors too.

Tonio600 · 23-Aug-2005, 16:17

I'll try to find a picture of mine...
I think the guy @ ProTwins told me it was the same axle than an ST... So it's no good?

Tonio600 · 23-Aug-2005, 16:19

Found one. What about that?
http://southwick.dyndns.org/desmodue...-06-04/026.jpg

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23-Aug-2005, 13:23	#3
AK DSC Club Member BSB Star Posts: 6,367 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: the garage Mood: www.knightroadraceteam.co.uk R & G on the front forks - one got completely mullered last night, but did save more damage being done..... Reply

23-Aug-2005, 13:32	#4
yeti Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,207 Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: In the wilderness Mood: All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing I make my own, if you're running standard 996 type front axle, U2U me and I'll send you a set. Reply

23-Aug-2005, 14:05	#7
paynep DSC Club Member Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,081 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Alton Mood: Wet wet wet Try using someone else's bike....................works for me! Reply

23-Aug-2005, 16:17	#9
Tonio600 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,379 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Dorking, Surrey. Mood: What a wonderful world. I'll try to find a picture of mine... I think the guy @ ProTwins told me it was the same axle than an ST... So it's no good? Reply

23-Aug-2005, 16:19	#10
Tonio600 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,379 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Dorking, Surrey. Mood: What a wonderful world. Found one. What about that? http://southwick.dyndns.org/desmodue...-06-04/026.jpg Reply