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What did you just buy for your bike?

Discussion in 'Ducati General Discussion' started by stuzinho, Apr 12, 2012.

  1. Buy it in bottles you heathen :Woot:
     
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  2. Heresy! Really? Sounds awesome. Does it work???
     
  3. I cant afford bottle I got bike bits to buy.
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    That's why I'm home alone and not in a(ny) pub.

    I'm using a glass!!!!
     
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  4. I have seen a version on the MR BSB Panigale so if it's good enough for them, I'm happy to give it a go. Been used on high end motors like the Ferrari where the engine comes out on a sub frame, so I have high hopes. Should arrive sometime next week the man said, I'll let you know as soon as they are fitted. Andy
     
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  5. Surely it must let air in?
     
  6. Can't see them being sold if they did. Thinking about it, this type of connector has been used on industrial hydraulics for a long time. Just have to wait and see and I know the guys at HEL, any issue and they'll be all over it like a rash. Andy
     
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  7. I decided this needed a photo....
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  8. So is that the bottom yoke or an addition brace to take the front paddock stand ? Looks very professional and a not so quite a close up picture would be nice. Andy
     
  9. Bottom yoke. It is a shot of Laverty's BSB bike for this year. I'll see if I can google any more pictures....
     
  10. Is that those quick release brake line jigery-pokery?
     
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  11. The coupling above the bottom yoke on the left line.
     
  12. I can't find any... I think they have only recently bolted all of this on. Somebody keep a look out for the Team Traction Control McAMS Yamaha at the bike show....
     
  13. Thanks for looking :upyeah:. Andy
     
  14. Interesting to see how they have set the front brake lines up. The MR Panigale has twin lines, each with a dry connector at the caliper and the master cylinder making it dead easy to change either. Next time the bike is back in the workshop, I'll ask if I can take a few pictures. Andy
     
  15. Yes
     
  16. Yes! ;)
     
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  17. Oh, me like lots.
     
  18. How much of I may ask?
     
  19. These are nothing new. Race teams have been using them for at least a decade, and they have been available to the public for years (in sure JHP offered them to me on my 848 back in 2008). They are not massively expensive.
     
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