Ducati Sporting Club UK > Model Specific - Discussion, Technical Problems and Help > Monsters > Project 'Changeeveryfink' part 6 - Finished & success at Ducati Speciale Challenge.

[Herb]

Stunning looking machine.

How do you get on with he rear view camera? Did you have to reverse the image? At the moment surely if someone behind indicates left then you will see the indicator on the right hand side of your screen.

[marchesini]

Originally Posted by Herb

Stunning looking machine.

How do you get on with he rear view camera? Did you have to reverse the image? At the moment surely if someone behind indicates left then you will see the indicator on the right hand side of your screen.

The monitor has a button that reverses the screen image. Actually, its a bit of a head feck thinking about that the reversal but it all works as it should. The picture is very stable and the only two problems are: 1. you keep wanting to look at the image while riding and 2. it's not waterproof.

When I get chance, I'll construct some kind of waterproofed tube for the camera.

[marchesini]

Originally Posted by Ozz

Super bike well done Simon.

Is there another project lined up??

Not at the moment but wouldn't mind a little 600 / 620 to use as a commuter bike as the S4R isn't really built for the UK winter but have to find more storage space first.

The 748 is now an 853 with which is just being finished off - new painted bits, slipper clutch, translogic dash and powershifter. Nothing particularly bling but hopefully the new engine will make it a good track tool.

Just have to get the time to run it in now.

[marchesini]

Originally Posted by Rob B

Any recent pics showing all the final parts, rad etc?

Rgds, Rob

More pics on the website:

http://www.simonvicki.co.uk/wheels_p...r_stage_8.html

and a comparison with the old and new radiators:

[Ozz]

Strangely I just bought a Monster 600!

[Stu748R]

Wonderfull........