What did you just buy for your Ducati?

[the_Journeyman]

This for the M750.  The old tank pad pretty much wore off.



JM

[The Bearded Duc]

A playmate......

[koko64]

A Shorai battery for my 95 M900.
Most weight loss per dollar I have ever spent.
3+ kg loss, and made room for other mods which allowed
another 1.5kg + loss in weight.
I was able to run K&N pod filters without having to fabricate a battery box or ignition bracket. I seperated the battery box from the air box and put the battery, coils and ignition module in it.
The small battery made it easier.

[dropstharockalot]

Pod filters and a hacked battery box from the "Parts for Sale" section.  I love this board.

[arai_speed]

Belts and a 15K mile valve service.

[Slide Panda]

New rear rubber - Diablo Rosso II 

[dennisd]

Some more gasoline.

[thought]

New rear rubber - Diablo Rosso II  

lemme know how those work out for you... i have the diablo rosso's on right now, will prob move to either the drII's after these are done or just go to a st tire.  i'm wondering how much longer the dual compound formulation will last.

[arai_speed]

Some more gasoline.

LOL

[mendoje]

- Front & Rear Michelin Power Pures
- 14 tooth front sprocket
- spools for rear stand

Maintenance stuff:  VDST and a Gunston Exhaust Gas Analyzer.

[ManaloEA]

Kriega bag US5 and tank adapter.

[tiger_one]

T-Rex front triple tree stand, nice product.  Only issue the angle is just a tad off as I have lowered the 696 for my wife and the pin tends to bind when removing.  Pull up on the handlebars will release it tho.  Stock monster should be fine tho you will have to remove the fender.

[gOoIe B]

lemme know how those work out for you... i have the diablo rosso's on right now, will prob move to either the dsII's after these are done or just go to a st tire.  i'm wondering how much longer the dual compound formulation will last.

+1; I'm running a diablo rosso on the back and recently upgraded the front from a diablo ss (base model) to a diablo rosso II and the difference, to me, is huge.  in tight hairpin curves, I could often feel the front tire slip outward more than the back (understeer if you will), but with the new front, I can throw this thing down into the tightest turns and it just sticks right on track, all the way through.  The rosso rear is also a fantastic performer, but sadly the center tread is getting squared off  from all the commuting.  I hope the rosso II lasts a bit longer in the middle, as I'd like to throw one on the rear wheel next...

[dubbedown]

Not the prettiest mod but functional and the gf appreciates it. Triboseat (anti-slip) cover. Prior to that I was using skateboard tape, cheap and effective but on really hot days the adhesive would melt and the tape would move around. Luckily I had eBay bucks so just got this...

[Howellerman]

Rizoma Class Retro mirrors! I had just moved my controls 1" inboard on my Suburban Machinery bars and I attached them directly to the exposed bar end. The Rizomas are pricey, but very nice, extremely well constructed, offer a good view to the rear, and the silver/black really looks good my on white/black 1100S. I also painted my upper triple clamp and the bat ear foot peg holders satin. What a visual difference, especially the bat ears - the bike looks skinnier now.

Yeah, I know: pics or it never happened. Can someone remind me how to post pics? Grazie!