Headlamp fairing fit

phoenix n max · 23-Oct-2006, 22:01

My sis is on hand so it's just a way of helping out with the day to day stuff. Both mine are still up to light hacking. Would have took them but 10k each to ship - errrrmmm !!! Plus they too old for jet setting really

AL900SL · 23-Oct-2006, 22:18

Ouch!!
I am not too sure if I would want to put an animal through a journey like that at any age. I am sure they would be happier with familar suroundings. The grass would be dry in Aus any way.

katana · 23-Oct-2006, 23:14

If it's a ducati original

The fairing is mounted off the top yoke where the indicators are on the mk1 and then on the indicators brackets on the headlamp mounting things on the MK2.

Does that make sense to you?

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23-Oct-2006, 22:01	#1
phoenix n max Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,213 Join Date: Dec 2004 My sis is on hand so it's just a way of helping out with the day to day stuff. Both mine are still up to light hacking. Would have took them but 10k each to ship - errrrmmm !!! Plus they too old for jet setting really Reply

23-Oct-2006, 22:18	#2
AL900SL Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 203 Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Worcestershire Mood: Poor Grammer Ouch!! I am not too sure if I would want to put an animal through a journey like that at any age. I am sure they would be happier with familar suroundings. The grass would be dry in Aus any way. Reply

23-Oct-2006, 23:14	#3
katana Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 419 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London Mood: Annoyed and confused If it's a ducati original The fairing is mounted off the top yoke where the indicators are on the mk1 and then on the indicators brackets on the headlamp mounting things on the MK2. Does that make sense to you? Reply