The power of orange compels you!

[Slide Panda]

Not sure but it would be worth a phone call and id guess less than a new Rad

Found a shop very close to the place I'm working. Hoep to have the radiator off this evening, over to them tomorrow and picked up Weds.

[Monsterlover]

Reasonable price?

[Slide Panda]

Sure hope so!

Found this shops price list - so I hope it's some place in the low end of their street bike price ($60)
http://www.motorcycleradiators.com/service.asp

A new one is ~$350 from Cheapcycleparts.

[duccarlos]

The 390 is sold as a 200 down here. A friend is considering buying one.

[lethe]

Sure hope so!

Found this shops price list - so I hope it's some place in the low end of their street bike price ($60)
http://www.motorcycleradiators.com/service.asp

A new one is ~$350 from Cheapcycleparts.

make me feel wiser and wiser every time I see these prices for buying my pile 'o parts   

[Monsterlover]

make me feel wiser and wiser every time I see these prices for buying my pile 'o parts   

Deal King is proud of you for that one

[Slide Panda]

So after many months of waiting, the final bit of my wheel lightening project arrived. The KTM branded, galfer made wave rotor - 10.6 oz lighter than the stock disc

Making the wheels tubeless with the Outex kit. Values are minus tube weight, plus Outex materials
Front Wheel: -19.85 Oz.
Rear Wheel: -22.9 Oz.
- Took some effort and the kit is not cheap, but the weight loss is notable.

Swapping from a 44t 'Stealth' sprocket to an all AL one
Front Wheel Assembly: -19.85 Oz.
Rear Wheel Assembly: -36.6 Oz.

New tires - Previous Pirelli Diablo 2, new Dunlop Q2 same sizes
Front wheel w/ tire: -11.25 Oz
Rear wheel w/tire: -46.5 Oz
Interesting that the Q2 front is about 1/2 pound heavier while the rear is 10 oz lighter.

With new front rotor
Front wheel w/ tire: -21.85 Oz
Rear wheel w/tire: -46.5 Oz

Suspension's out for a fresh up, new radiator arrived so I might have a bike again soon.

[Monsterlover]

Thats some nice progress

[Slide Panda]

Yep, the Outex kit was a good value. Though it took a good bit of elbow grease to prep the hoops and spoke nipples it's held constant pressure for a while now and I haven't babied it. At about 1/8th or less the cost of a set of Duke wheels and almost as much weight loss it seemed like a good trade.

[stopintime]

       

[Slide Panda]

Super single-eeee

It's official that the 2013 Duke is bound for US shores. Now, if the Duke-R comes... oh dear

And my present to myself of Samco silly-cone hoses arrived. Least i can fit the radiator back now.

[Barney]

if the duke r comes here, i'm going to be spending enough to buy 2 between the bike and all the powerparts i'll immediately be bolting on. i must have those orange/white wheels.  anyone know where I can find someone who might be interested in a slightly mod'ed ducati monster? 

[Slide Panda]

The R comes with a lot of goodies already. What more would you stick on?

[zooom]

The R comes with a lot of goodies already. What more would you stick on?

a good rider and many tanks of gas!

[Slide Panda]

a good rider and many tanks of gas!

Barring the absence of the first item... how about me?