For Sale - 2 Monsters - 695 & 696

[Albie]

Originally Posted by Duke_Hatty

3 hours? Wow. Well, maybe that involves setting up the fuelling but I still can't see it taking much more than half that for a professional mechanic, TBH....

I doubt you'll find any guides as such, but if you have the standard parts, you know what you're looking for!

The cans themselves are just a few nuts and bolts.
I've never done it but I imagine the ECU is with the other electrics under the 'tank' somewhere, and you'll have to remove the 'tank' to change the filter anyway.
Getting the tank off is fiddly, but not too hard really. Just remove every bolt you can see and go slowly, remembering what goes where. The air filter is in the airbox under there somewhere, and I'd imagine the ECU will be a couple of screws and a plug to change, once you've found it. It will look like the one you have already! And the plug will only plug into one place, so you can't go wrong.

Do you have a mate that's mechanically minded?

If not try asking on here, someone will be able to guide you through it better than me.

It takes a mechanic no more than 1 hour as I had mine changed. Thought better off doing it this time as it may have had to be tweaked.

my mistake - quoted 3 hrs to fit and set up - only 1.5hrs to return to stock...

will be getting a professional to do it soon as the redesigned mirror is in stock...

[Albie]

Originally Posted by Captain Caveman

my mistake - quoted 3 hrs to fit and set up - only 1.5hrs to return to stock...

will be getting a professional to do it soon as the redesigned mirror is in stock...

It cost me £50 at proteam ducati. I put the exhausts on though. They charge that per hour or around that.

Originally Posted by Albie

It cost me £50 at proteam ducati. I put the exhausts on though. They charge that per hour or around that.

yep, sounds pretty similar on hourly rate to Ducati Glasgow...

1HR seems more like it to me. You'll still be quids in at that.