My 796 story, so far .

[Doggy]

New chain and sprockets fitted today to complement the new wheels . A bit of a colour difference! .

[Luddite]

Very nice! Someone's been busy cleaning during lockdown!

[Pezz]

Looking stunning - the wheels are ace - really unique.

Carbon chain guard and contrasting sprocket cover and nuts - finish the back end a treat

[Doggy]

Can't find a carbon chain guard anywhere, gloss plain weave.

[Doggy]

Originally Posted by Luddite

Very nice! Someone's been busy cleaning during lockdown!

Been back to work for five weeks now, time just flies

[slob]

Originally Posted by Doggy

Can't find a carbon chain guard anywhere, gloss plain weave.

https://conquestracingltd.com/produc...e-chain-guard/

[Luddite]

Or...



Slightly cheaper at €72 (before postage) but with a 4-6 week wait.

https://www.carbonworld.de/kettensch...ducati/a-11721

[Doggy]

Thanks. The painful thing is the high prices versus the size of the chain guard. Best get doing some overtime

[slob]

The worst bit is usually trying to match the exact weave of any existing carbon

[chris.p]

Originally Posted by Luddite

Or...



Slightly cheaper at €72 (before postage) but with a 4-6 week wait.

https://www.carbonworld.de/kettensch...ducati/a-11721

Fitted one of those to my Evo 3 weeks ago, the sticky strips they give you are not the best, suggest using a very small amount of silicon as well as the strips. And yes the rear wheel must be removed to fit.

[Doggy]

I think that looks better . Had to cut the original off as it was part of the swingarm chain runner . No sticky strips, not sure where you would stick them ?

[Albie]

You need tank panels next and rear sub frame too.

[Luddite]

Looks good against your new wheel colour, Doggy. Looks like the weave is a good match for your hugger too. I think the idea is to stick the carbon guard on top of the plastic one using the same mounting bolt. I would have done what you did though and cut the original guard off.

[chris.p]

Left the original chain guard on, just removed the rear wheel, cleaned the original part of chain guard with brake cleaner, undid the 1 retaining screw, applied the sticky strips, placed over original part of the chain guard and replaced the screw and then the rear wheel.

[Doggy]

I had these red panels I bought off of Geoff painted up in Ducati Corse colours .Had the tank grills painted black also instead of silver . Fitted them with a carbon mudguard also bought from him . I fitted it all with the little red frontcowling, but think I prefer it with the small carbon clock cover . After the expense of buying the panels etc and having them painted I'm not 100%sure I like it!, from the side it looks like too much black? I guess it will grow on me! . At the moment I think the white is my favourite .