Anybody know who makes the clutch cover in this picture? The picture is from CA cycleworks for the speedymoto beltcovers, but I checked speedymoto's website and didn't see it. Also don't see it on CA cycleworks.
(http://www.ca-cycleworks.com/shop/catalog/ducati/img/sm_beltcovers.JPG)
Me likey!
IIRC it's called the area 51
You're right! It appears to be out of production though. Thanks for the help!
Yep. Area51 by SpeedyMoto. I have contacted them about this a year ago, and they only had 1 left, that had some cosmetic flaw. I regretingly passed. My next step is to buy a blank and machine it myself. I searched awhile back and remember that someone had blanks for sale. If I could get the CAD data right I might make a couple of knock-offs.
It looks like you could pretty easily do this to your stock cover with a drill press and a hole saw...
It may look that way, but I doubt it's that easy. trying to drill a straight hole on an a part with an angle, the drill will want to walk. I am going to try milling my own first, but I think it will turn out better with an aluminum blank.
I did the same thing to my clutch cover before I picked up a Cycle Cat 3- piece.
(http://s141.photobucket.com/albums/r41/96monster900/?action-view¤t=DSC_0380.jpg)
Next question: what exhaust is that?
WANT.
Zard
(http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa91/chiflado/SpeedyMoto138.jpg)
Yeah, that's great. Can't see photobucket pics on this computer network. Is that just half of the hi/lo system?
Quote from: scduc on September 28, 2010, 01:58:48 PM
It may look that way, but I doubt it's that easy. trying to drill a straight hole on an a part with an angle, the drill will want to walk. I am going to try milling my own first, but I think it will turn out better with an aluminum blank.
That's what they make center punches and holesaws with bits in the center for ;)
Quote from: Obsessed on September 28, 2010, 05:10:43 PM
Yeah, that's great. Can't see photobucket pics on this computer network. Is that just half of the hi/lo system?
I think so. They brought both pipes up under the tail, side by side with small cans.
Quote from: Ducatl on September 28, 2010, 05:10:45 PM
That's what they make center punches and holesaws with bits in the center for ;)
Add a drill press and you have the exact set up I used to drill my cover.
So I decided to machine my stock cover to resemble the one in question. (will post pics later). As I'm machining the circles, I realize that these are two pieces and now looks kinda bad cuz it separted slighly in the middle. Maybe once I paint it black, it won't be as noticable. Also, What the hell do they paint these things with? Real gummy and the coating on the inside is like teflon. If I cant live with the looks, I will make a blank of my own. Now that I have the Geo. almost perfect.
Quote from: scduc on October 08, 2010, 06:41:13 PM
So I decided to machine my stock cover to resemble the one in question. (will post pics later). As I'm machining the circles, I realize that these are two pieces and now looks kinda bad cuz it separted slighly in the middle. Maybe once I paint it black, it won't be as noticable. Also, What the hell do they paint these things with? Real gummy and the coating on the inside is like teflon. If I cant live with the looks, I will make a blank of my own. Now that I have the Geo. almost perfect.
Bead blast it before you paint it.
So this is what I have so far. I think the holes may be a little too large. (http://i637.photobucket.com/albums/uu94/scduc/DSC01018.jpg)
^^ Not if you bling out that clutch. [evil]