roll-your-own clutch covers?

[Teutonics]

I saw a couple of very cool home-made covers in the "show me your clutch covers" thread, are there any more out there?  I want to make my own, and I have a drill press, hacksaw, dremel, and a another spare cover (so those are the limits of my fabrication ability!).  Here's my first attempt (before painting):



Any ideas or suggestions for improvement?

[JustDucky]

Suggestion - paint it, mount it.  Looks great!  Nice work on the radial holes that straddle the ridge.

[Slide Panda]

As a 1st go - that looks pretty good. 

With the tools you list, there's a lot of potential.  For example, MonsterMash has made at least 1 'Dynamic D' covers.  Basically cutting out 90+% of the center circle and leaving a strip on metal... and tah-dah the ducati logo.

Depending on your willingness to commit time, some ideas might be:
Ducati Logo
- One of the retro logos
- The 'Campioni del Mondo' laurels
- Some other geometric pattern - tons of influences for this, Celtic, Mid-East, Japanese prints and on and on

Also somthing else to think about would be multiple paint colors or finishes.  Back to the 'Mash example - the stock paint was stripped and the metal polished then Powder coated w/ translucent red

[DucHead]

OEM, no holes, but two-tone color (silver with candy red over top half):

[CMDRDAVE]

1 hour of work, $5 rattle can

[DucHead]

XJDAVE - I like that -- nice and simple!   

[abby normal]

a little off-topic, i know, but i had a black anodized aluminum cover engraved with
the ducati flying-D design by a shop called 'axljak' ... you can find it on the web.

came out very nice, and only one of its kind i've ever seen.

[Teutonics]

Just a quick update, here is the cover painted and on the bike:



I've got a few ideas for next time that I can't wait to try.

[Duc Fever]

Looks good  you can usually find a couple on fleabay for your future plans.

[weemonster]

i like yours its cool

saw this on ebay a while back