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  1. Sep 3, 2022, 12:01 PM #5671
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    Monday morning breakfast at the Ducati dealer, then about 4hrs of wandering around MD with a friend. Love the race ECU in the Ape, the bike was a riot to ride before, it's even better now.
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    Your riding partner was wise not to go deep into the brush.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckmiller View Post
    Your riding partner was wise not to go deep into the brush.

    Those Ducatis are always leaking fluids.
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    Quote Originally Posted by happyscrappyheropup View Post
    Those Ducatis are always leaking fluids.
    They're always posing in cafes drinking too much coffee!
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    This is exciting https://youtu.be/FCeqP91QUdI
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
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    Coincidentally this picture of my bike popped up on my Facebook memories timeline thingy today

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    Yesterday's COVID project.

    The race ECU I installed disables the front signals. I picked up these block off plates to clean up the holes left by removing the signals.





    I'm happy with the overall look but I'm not blown away by the finish on them. I might get my tint guy to give me a little gloss black material and wrap them to match the paint.

    Next up was removing the passenger pegs. I picked up a mount from Evotech to replace the right side, which holds the exhaust canister. I'm much happier with this one - cleans up the rear of the bike and gives a cleaner look to the exhaust mount.

    Before...



    ... and after ...



    And the full glamour shot.



    If I have time today I'll finish removing some of the bodywork stickers to clean up the appearance a little more.
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