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Title: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: RetroSBK on July 08, 2009, 07:53:22 PM
Ok guys.. this is the Monster Forum....

I have a 2010 M1100 here, need to do a few things to it.. Going to smooth it out and make it pretty, fit a set of leo Slip ons, ECU, and do the suspension.

Im really looking for a few other smaller touches to do to it.. suggestions?


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: kopfjÀger on July 08, 2009, 07:59:36 PM
 pm sent


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: IZ on July 08, 2009, 07:59:47 PM
what color(s) is it going to be?


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: rule62 on July 08, 2009, 09:40:48 PM
How about a trellis sub-frame instead of that Japanese-looking hybrid thing it's got?

I mean do something "real".  Like we used to do to our "older" Monsters.  You've got the resources.  And I assume the talent. 

Bolt on this, and Rizoma that, and different colored tank skins... oooohhhhh how fancy   :P

C'mon.  Can't someone do something good for the Monster again? 

IMO the new M line-up belongs on the show "SuperBikes".  It's lost its soul.

GIVE IT SOME SOUL!!!


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: ArguZ on July 08, 2009, 11:13:22 PM
Yeah, that would be a nice idea.
Get rid of the trumpets, the plastic stuff in front of the engine, bikini fairing and stuff.
open clutch, open belts, remove the airbox, kinda ditch everywhere plastic if possible.
The RAD Ducati 02 Corsa would be a great inspiration i think
http://www.twowheelsblog.com/post/384/radical-ducati-at-padova (http://www.twowheelsblog.com/post/384/radical-ducati-at-padova)


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: duc996 on July 08, 2009, 11:40:31 PM
Yup!get it naked as possible.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Howie on July 09, 2009, 03:36:08 AM
Apply the same philosophy you used on the Streetfighter with explanations short of giving away any trade secrets.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: RetroSBK on July 11, 2009, 06:28:48 PM
Its red, and needs to stay thay way... It will have custom slip ons, this isnt a huge budget build, but its for a good friend, so it needs some love...

I cant do a lot in the way of structural mods, as the bike is owned by Ducati, Wish I could do the subframe.

I guess I should have said up front, that it really has to be cosmetic.

I will for sure ditch all the EPA stuff, and that hideous "radiator shroud" thing that stick out around the front of the bike... puke... The airbox and all the other stuff will get ditched as well. Might as well powdercoat the frame and swingarm., smooth out the cast bits (I still dont think there should be any cast alumiunum bits on a Ducati, Trelis frame, remember?)


Rearsets, better bars, etc etc... Its really a shame that the welds now look so production. I used to have a Franco Farn welded frame.. it was art work, but that was 93, and things have changed a bit since then.

For this build, I can, and will take pics and show a step by step.

Will


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: IZ on July 11, 2009, 08:49:34 PM
For this build, I can, and will take pics and show a step by step.

Will


 [thumbsup]


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: rule62 on July 11, 2009, 09:44:32 PM

I cant do a lot in the way of structural mods, as the bike is owned by Ducati, Wish I could do the subframe.

I guess I should have said up front, that it really has to be cosmetic.


Jebus... sounds like just another Extreme Makeover Ducati Edition.  Maybe you can get Nubby from the OCC show to paint it for ya.


<I've re-read my posts on this thread, and I'm not trying to sound like such a prick.  I just wanna see someone who can do something good to a new M, actually do something good with a new M.>


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Raux on July 12, 2009, 01:26:25 AM
ok IF i had an 1100 and the cash.
I would rework the air intakes to be some kind of ram intakes into separate intake funnels.
Work in the PC V to adjust the fueling.
Get the full termi pipes or better yet, build custom pipes with the same lines as the stock minus the exhaust valve.
I would also use Ryanracer's underseat exhaust set farther back towards the tail.
I like the Spider rearset monoposto
I am going to be shot here for forgetting his name, but someone else was working on a new tankskin style that was only two parts instead of 4, i would change it to the 2 parter
Clips ons
Of course smooth out the cast parts and powdercoat the entire frame red. with some black in the bulky parts of the rear subframe to clean up the lines. look at that purple monster special rear subframe, at first i though it was cut, but really it was painted.
Red rims

oh and as far as red bike... learned something from the factory... Ducatis' originally were silver. the red came when the racing committees assigned colors to countries.
so a silver bike with red frame like the 1100 comes is closer to original Ducati colors

black the headlight frame. or go 8" round
of course short tail but with integrated rear light/signals
front small signals.
SBK front fender body color not carbon

ok i'm sure there is more, but that's all i can think of right now







Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: DRKWNG on July 12, 2009, 08:10:00 AM
Jebus... sounds like just another Extreme Makeover Ducati Edition.  Maybe you can get Nubby from the OCC show to paint it for ya.


<I've re-read my posts on this thread, and I'm not trying to sound like such a prick.  I just wanna see someone who can do something good to a new M, actually do something good with a new M.>

Then what are you waiting for?


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: sert duc on July 12, 2009, 08:24:41 AM
If you know someone who does glass work, I'd love to see the front headlight remaid so as not to have the unibrow going across it. I like the shape and slope of the new headlight, but one without the unibrow would look much better imo.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Dave R on July 12, 2009, 01:01:51 PM
well if you really have a 2010 than you are a leg up on everyone here as we have not seen one in the showrooms yet..??   

As far as customization goes it's a clean slate with the new series Monsters.   Generally cleaning up the welds, tiding up wiring, oil lines and such is a good start.   If you eliminate the airbox you are going to have some see thru screen in the tank that may have a strange effect on airflow across the filters..
Why not use those holes for something else ??   


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Rufus120 on July 12, 2009, 03:59:34 PM
Do the exact opposite of what this guy did......

(http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f167/Rufus120/dsc_03811_JvBvc_12.jpg)


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: pitbull03 on July 12, 2009, 04:35:02 PM
Do the exact opposite of what this guy did......

(http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f167/Rufus120/dsc_03811_JvBvc_12.jpg)

That swingarm is going to look nasty after a 100 miles or so, seeing as they felt the need to remove the chain guard.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: herm on July 12, 2009, 05:07:07 PM
Do the exact opposite of what this guy did......

(http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f167/Rufus120/dsc_03811_JvBvc_12.jpg)

^best suggestion yet^


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: RetroSBK on July 13, 2009, 05:25:11 PM
So far -

The smog fell off, airbox got opened up (TINY HOLES!) Fender changed over to a superbike unit, working on swapping out the headlight, the swingarm gets worked over tomorrow, need to find a tail chop kit...

Needs a 14t front sprocket, better bars, and rearsets... Think we are gonna swap in some Billet Speedy Moto bits in the near near future...

Pics to follow!


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: ducleaner on July 14, 2009, 09:36:41 AM


IMO the new M line-up belongs on the show "SuperBikes".  It's lost its soul.

GIVE IT SOME SOUL!!!

It shouldn't surprise me to learn of all the anti M696 sentiment out there. I routinely said "I will never own a Monster. It's just not for me." And something about the 2009s really grew on me. The shape of the tank. The stylishly located pipes. The semi aggressive seating position. I just love it.

And since this long term Monster disliker likes the new Monster, it only makes sense that the long term Monster likers don't care for it.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: NAKID on July 14, 2009, 09:52:42 AM
That swingarm is going to look nasty after a 100 miles or so, seeing as they felt the need to remove the chain guard.

I don't run chain guards on my S2R1000 and it looks fine, even if I don't wash the bike for months at a time...


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Popeye the Sailor on July 14, 2009, 10:12:33 AM
That swingarm is going to look nasty after a 100 miles or so, seeing as they felt the need to remove the chain guard.

Yeah but that's like, fifty trips to starbucks, and given the 5 really really perfect weekends that happen every year, that's like a decade, so the bike will be fine.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: Duki09 on July 14, 2009, 12:13:23 PM
I just have one question.

Are 2010 Ducatis already out in some areas or are you just lucky enough to have one before it has been officially released on the public market?

Because I only see 2009 models out.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: hbliam on July 21, 2009, 10:43:09 AM
Termis instead of LV. It's a Ducati.


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: AlbieS4 on July 21, 2009, 11:17:22 PM
So far -

 need to find a tail chop kit...


Pics to follow!
i have just got the evotech - performance tail chop kit. A1 quality and simple clean fitting

www.evotech-performance.com (http://)


Title: Re: 2010 Monster 1100
Post by: ProTeal55 on July 23, 2009, 02:42:01 PM
I don't run chain guards on my S2R1000 and it looks fine, even if I don't wash the bike for months at a time...
Same as me.
The chainguard was the first thing I removed from the bike and I have had no issues..


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