Tail Chop

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The offending article… beer tray as it’s known on the monster forums.

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Remove Seat

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Unbolt fender.

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Remove tail light.

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Flip over beer tray.

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Remove turn signals.

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Remove license plate light.

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Remove beer tray.

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Clean dirt and dust off of sub-frame.

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Prep sub-frame for cutting. Tape areas of frame with packaging tape to prevent paint chipping from accidental blade skips.

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Clean cut with a hacksaw.

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Paint exposed metal with rust preventing primer.

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Anodized billeted aluminum frame plugs.

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Competition werkes fender eliminator kit.

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Sticker for my toolbox.

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Black it out.

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Signal brackets.

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Goodbye.

Blacking out Sprocket cover and Chain Guard

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This is the plastic sprocket cover that comes on the S2R. It’s grey. Ducati should have made it black.

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Like this. After a few coats of satin black.

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This is the chain guard that was absolutely filthy and faded from the sun. Time to black it out.

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Better.

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New Brembo Master Cylinder Bracket

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Previous owner had to drill out the original mirror stem on the right hand side. Half of the upper allen bolt was still attached to the master cylinder. I had to drill that out to get the bracket off.

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Shiny new Brembo bracket

Clean forks, clean frame

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Shot of the bike without reflectors on the forks or stickers on the frame.

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Oooh. New Torque Wrench. Aahh.

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If you going to change the oil on a Ducati you’re going to need a torque wrench. Love buying new tools.

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