i finally got round to fixing my scanner enough for it to take a medium quality scan.
Some of you may recognise this pic its from the 98 Ducati performace Monster Brochuure.
(http://hotimg25.fotki.com/a/88_109/172_129/monster-insperation-h.jpg) (http://hotimg25.fotki.com/p/a/88_109/172_129/monster-insperation-h.jpg)
The big changes to me look like:
seat cowl
pipes
belly pan
steering damper
rearsets
oil head-lines (my 1999 doesn't have those)
for preload adjusters, maybe?
chain guard
Damn, that's a good looking bike [moto]
I can see how that's inspiring [thumbsup]
Any pictures of yours?
i'm doing if bit by bit.
(http://hotimg25.fotki.com/a/88_109/172_129/P1010042.jpg) (http://hotimg25.fotki.com/p/a/88_109/172_129/P1010042.jpg)
(http://hotimg25.fotki.com/a/88_109/172_129/P1010021.jpg) (http://hotimg25.fotki.com/p/a/88_109/172_129/P1010021.jpg)
I have the headlight fairing and belly pan just saving up the pennies for the respray.
rearsets i should have this week and steering damper next week if the gods of Ebay smile upon me.
I'm looking for a damper myself - got a link for the one you're getting?
If you've got a stock triple setup - the kind using the standard style bar riser (I think it works with SpeedyMoto's as well) there are top mount damper options.
Otherwise, there are several companies selling frame mount "purse-snatcher" mounting kits, to which you would only need provide a damper. An Ohlins generic 68mm is what I used for my below-the-triple mount, and would work, as would many others for the side mount.
To the OP, you may want to consider the billet below-the-triple mount, since you have an older framed monster. All the benefits, without having it on the side of the bike.
Quote from: ato memphis on April 22, 2009, 04:25:38 PM
If you've got a stock triple setup - the kind using the standard style bar riser (I think it works with SpeedyMoto's as well) there are top mount damper options.
Otherwise, there are several companies selling frame mount "purse-snatcher" mounting kits, to which you would only need provide a damper. An Ohlins generic 68mm is what I used for my below-the-triple mount, and would work, as would many others for the side mount.
To the OP, you may want to consider the billet below-the-triple mount, since you have an older framed monster. All the benefits, without having it on the side of the bike.
i think it looks cool on the side. i might chagne my mind after i bang my knee off it tho ;D
dont think ive seen an under the triple one. any pics?
or link to where i can get one?
I like! [thumbsup] you need to get some yellow on that seat cowl asap! ;D
Quote from: weemonster on April 23, 2009, 05:59:09 AM
i think it looks cool on the side. i might chagne my mind after i bang my knee off it tho ;D
dont think ive seen an under the triple one. any pics?
or link to where i can get one?
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv6a7cv_pI/AAAAAAAACzI/oeiyq8SZt9U/s800/IMG_1090.jpg)
(https://lh5.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv5_Y6ECvI/AAAAAAAACzA/gcdXMyiiekQ/s800/IMG_1080.jpg)
(https://lh5.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv6bgvzuNI/AAAAAAAACzQ/flqXzF_u6yk/s800/IMG_1091.jpg)
not to sound like a tart, but the monster that inspired me is.... all of yours!
I couldnt name a single bike, but all the monsters that i looked at, amazed me at how the owner can shape it to their own personality. Its really quite amazing to see people turn one bike into an all around town scooter, a twisty destroyer, or a decked out touring duty naked.
The only problem? deciding which mods NOT to do.
Quote from: ato memphis on April 23, 2009, 06:56:05 AM
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv6a7cv_pI/AAAAAAAACzI/oeiyq8SZt9U/s800/IMG_1090.jpg)
(https://lh5.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv5_Y6ECvI/AAAAAAAACzA/gcdXMyiiekQ/s800/IMG_1080.jpg)
(https://lh5.ggpht.com/_4iYlZ1m8UEM/Sbv6bgvzuNI/AAAAAAAACzQ/flqXzF_u6yk/s800/IMG_1091.jpg)
That's one creative way of fitting the damper. Man, something surprises me everyday. :)
thanks for posting the pics. I'll have to have a look see where i can get one like that from.
You don't happen to have a pic from straight on do you? It kinda looks like it sticks out on the left side past the fork.
Quote from: weemonster on April 25, 2009, 08:48:56 AM
thanks for posting the pics. I'll have to have a look see where i can get one like that from.
Is this what you're looking for? MotoWheels Monsters up to 2001
http://www.motowheels.com/italian/myproducts.cfm?parentcategoryid=38%7CAluminum%20Billet&productID=5412&showDetail=1&categoryID=45 (http://www.motowheels.com/italian/myproducts.cfm?parentcategoryid=38%7CAluminum%20Billet&productID=5412&showDetail=1&categoryID=45)|Ducati%20Monster%20Billet&vendoridtodisplay=0&filterFor=&collection=168%7CEuropean%20Motorcycle%20Parts
Is it possible to get this kit to work on a S2R? I have mine on the side and would prefer it under the triple.
KNG
Quote from: Goat_Herder on April 23, 2009, 02:45:17 PM
That's one creative way of fitting the damper. Man, something surprises me everyday. :)
Call them up and ask! They are really helpful, and may have something for your bike. It doesn't stick out on the sides really, and you can lean way over and adjust it while moving if you really needed to (note: not suggested. you can adjust it while sitting on the bike to accommodate city riding vs track style riding. I wouldn't be haulin' ass down the highway and tinkering with it)