Powerbronze Plastic

[Crazy Canadian]

Does anyone know this brand for engine cowls and parts??  Is it any good?  Fit and finish?  These are supposed to be plastic and NOT fiberglass.  How will they hold up compared to fibreglass?  What is the rest of my Monster, glass or plastic?

[hypurone]

The rest of your monster is plastic. 'Glass is too finicky, though I would think if it could be done and tightly controlled for quality, a relaltively small mfg'er like ducati could do it. I wouldn't use any 'glass personally, it just doesn't take vibs very well and the sun and heat kill it. Plus it is heavy...

[Frodoro]

I much prepared with plastic than glass. Most of the people are rarely used glass because it is finicky just like what hypurone said. . And at the same time it is weightless.

[Howie]

Crazy Canadian is asking about products from a company in England called Powerbronze:

http://www.powerbronze.co.uk/shop/products.aspx?MC_ID=818254

[Mojo S2R]

Seems the only part they have for Ducati is a chainguard for the 1098.  Didn't see anything for the Monster.  Unless you plan on making modifications to something you like there.

[adgergewh]

Seems the only part they have for Ducati is a chainguard for the 1098.  Didn't see anything for the Monster.  Unless you plan on making modifications to something you like there.

They have things for the S4...if you search Ducati there are a few other things.

[Mojo S2R]

Doh!  I clicked Ducati on the right of the first screen that came up which of course was for chain guards.

Prices seem pretty reasonable too.