My New 57mm Upgrade Kit Picture. - Page 2

Sharpy G · 18-Jun-2006, 00:27

tho' to be fair.......combination of both would be better !

Sharpy G · 18-Jun-2006, 09:55

Ian, can you post a pic of bracket ?
take a look at these pics there is some kinda bracket above the (ahem...) lovely carbon heelguard......mmmm nice

iang · 18-Jun-2006, 10:11

Graham, the problem will be that the flattened pipe has a carbon guard on it similar to the normal guard on the assymetric system which would either get in the way of the Corse guards or if removed will leave the mounting brackets.
See Nathans bike picture ( I think ?)

I will take a picture of the bracket a little later.I have been informed by someone that it is a fairing mounting bracket but where it is meant to go I do not know !

The weather is not great here today (60% chance of rain ) and the roads are still damp so if it does not improve I will fit it today rather than go out.
How do you include pictures on the thread now instead of thumbnails ?

andyb · 18-Jun-2006, 10:38

THose two vertical bolts you can see are the repositioning of the rear brake master cyl!

That bracket you talk about in the kit is meant as a replacement osr lower fairing mount bracket.

Iconic944ss · 18-Jun-2006, 12:05

There is also a guy on Ebay that does nice highly polished stainless connecting springs as well.

F

nathanhu · 18-Jun-2006, 21:19

the bracket is fitted under the rear brake master cylinder but also try a few spacers as the carbon fairing inner foam touches the rear down pipe

iang · 19-Jun-2006, 00:13

Fitted it !

chillo · 19-Jun-2006, 00:39

looks very nice as per the other ones i have seen, have you noticed any change in sound over the standard race kit termis?

iang · 19-Jun-2006, 08:28

It seems to sound a little bit crisper and more 'metallic' and has a deeper note.
Not been out on it to test it properly yet.

Sharpy G · 19-Jun-2006, 09:11

nice.....................I'm jealous now

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18-Jun-2006, 00:27	#11
Sharpy G Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 749R 2004 Posts: 3,459 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Redhill, Surrey Mood: luvin' bein back out on the 'R' tho' to be fair.......combination of both would be better ! Reply

18-Jun-2006, 09:55	#12
Sharpy G Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 749R 2004 Posts: 3,459 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Redhill, Surrey Mood: luvin' bein back out on the 'R' Ian, can you post a pic of bracket ? take a look at these pics there is some kinda bracket above the (ahem...) lovely carbon heelguard......mmmm nice Reply

18-Jun-2006, 10:38	#14
andyb Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,720 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: northampton Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it! THose two vertical bolts you can see are the repositioning of the rear brake master cyl! That bracket you talk about in the kit is meant as a replacement osr lower fairing mount bracket. Reply

18-Jun-2006, 12:05	#15
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,795 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east There is also a guy on Ebay that does nice highly polished stainless connecting springs as well. F Reply

19-Jun-2006, 00:39	#18
chillo Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 612 Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Gods county! looks very nice as per the other ones i have seen, have you noticed any change in sound over the standard race kit termis? Reply

19-Jun-2006, 08:28	#19
iang Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,170 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: northumberland It seems to sound a little bit crisper and more 'metallic' and has a deeper note. Not been out on it to test it properly yet. Reply

19-Jun-2006, 09:11	#20
Sharpy G Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 749R 2004 Posts: 3,459 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Redhill, Surrey Mood: luvin' bein back out on the 'R' nice.....................I'm jealous now Reply