De-cowling Monster 1100?

Started by ducturd, May 06, 2009, 09:54:53 PM

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ducturd

Curious, has any removed the plastic undercowling from their Monster 1100 yet? I'm itching to, just haven't figured out where the voltage regulator would go. Anyone know exposing the oil lines coming out the left of the oil cooler would be a problem?

Owen

ungeheuer

Here's a M696 with the cowl removed..... might be of interest...  http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=9548.0
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mrplease

Quote from: ungeheuer on May 07, 2009, 06:40:01 AM
Here's a M696 with the cowl removed..... might be of interest...  http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=9548.0

i think that one looks better with it on...

junior varsity

less plastic equals mo' betta.  emissions can must be removed from naked bike..

ducturd

Quote from: ato memphis on May 07, 2009, 07:52:20 AM
less plastic equals mo' betta.  emissions can must be removed from naked bike..

Exactly!

Got the can off and the euro-left side cover. But that plastic down there needs to go. I had removed it on my old 696 and had no problem relocating the voltage regulator. That area is more crowded on the 1100 with the oil cooler. I'm going to take a further look.

junior varsity

You might be crafty and just move the regulator all together. I like to post pics of Spidey's bike wiring any chance I get, because, well, I'm incredibly jealous. Under my tank, a medusa head appears.


Behold, my favorite part of Spidey's bike:

Raux

nowhere NEAR that sort of room under the 696/1100 seat. maybe where the tool tray is, but i doubt the regulator wiring is long enough to reach there. it's gonna have to go under the airbox or maybe in the tank skins on the side.

danaid

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ungeheuer

Quote from: mrplease on May 07, 2009, 07:16:39 AM
i think that one looks better with it on...

+1 (but then I wasn't asked for my opinion)

I think Ryanracer runs a 696 with an oilcooler and no cowl...... 
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El Matador

Quote from: ungeheuer on May 08, 2009, 12:35:53 AM
+1 (but then I wasn't asked for my opinion)

I think Ryanracer runs a 696 with an oilcooler and no cowl...... 

Would love to see pics of said bike

wingnut

I spent some time this afternoon removing the canister and cowling on my 1100 and I too am stumped for a place to relocate the voltage regulator.  Has anyone come up with anything?

freeclimbmtb

I just pulled the fairing off my 696 and fabricated a bracket out of a small piece of aluminum sheet to hang the reg from the oil cooler brackets (not used on the 696).  Perhaps something similar would work in the 1100? Just piggy back the voltage reg on top of the top part of the cooler?

Ill post pictures when I get home from work tomorrow morning.
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Raux

I mounted mine where the horn is mounted. moved the horn to the top mount where the cooler would mount and bent the mounting plate 90 deg.

DucatiTorrey

Quote from: Raux on April 04, 2011, 12:26:24 PM
I mounted mine where the horn is mounted. moved the horn to the top mount where the cooler would mount and bent the mounting plate 90 deg.

+1
  - real place

duc996

Me likey with it on.But that's your bike so enjoy  [thumbsup]
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