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Ducati hypermotard handguards - dazza - 15-02-13

[Image: hypermotardmirrortz3.jpg] Smile Like the look of these but I bet they cost a small fortune...anyone know ?

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - stevierst - 15-02-13

If it has 'Ducati' written on it, then very probably! ;D

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Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - PaulSmith - 19-02-13

(15-02-13, 08:11 PM)stevierst link Wrote: If it has 'Ducati' written on it, then very probably! ;D
Why? Are they as bad as 'Yamaha'?

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - JoeRock - 19-02-13

(19-02-13, 01:52 PM)PaulSmith link Wrote: [quote author=stevierst link=topic=6337.msg58378#msg58378 date=1360955507]
If it has 'Ducati' written on it, then very probably! ;D
Why? Are they as bad as 'Yamaha'?
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Take it you've not owned a Duke? They're several magnitudes worse  :lol

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - PaulSmith - 20-02-13

(19-02-13, 05:12 PM)JoeRock link Wrote: Take it you've not owned a Duke? They're several magnitudes worse  :lol
I have owned Aprillia which have a similar reputation but prooved to be, well obviously not cheap, lets say, not unreasonable.

That piece of kit for the duc is the handguard, mirror and indicator assembly and is obviously designer kit. Take a bike like the XT1200 Super Tenere, Yamaha's closest equivelent, and those parts are going to cost you well over a ton a side. The best prices I can find for the duc show their kit costs over twice as much, but lets be honest here, which one looks sexy? And which looks like it belongs on a tractor. 

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - stevierst - 20-02-13

(20-02-13, 01:31 PM)PaulSmith link Wrote: well obviously not cheap, lets say, not unreasonable.

I nearly choked on my brew when I read this! :lol ! My Aprilia Futura nearly killed me when the rear wheel bearing locked up mid lean on a roundabout. A replacement one from Aprilia was £182!!!!! This bearing was exclusively made for that bike, and nothing else anywhere in the world uses it!

They're not cheap, they're extortionate!!!!! Ducati are exactly the same!

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - PaulSmith - 22-02-13

£182 for the main bearing is expensive, I agree, espeacially since the only thing that made it different from the £20 or £30 bearing it was based on was the speedo pickup. In over seven years with the Futura, other then normal consumables, I had to replace two reg/recs, a starter solinoid, some coils, the clutch slave seal and one relay (£3), so I could hardly call it an expnsive bike for me. Think for a minute how much Yamaha charge for throttle cables, and anything to do with the exup valve?

I am not saying the Ducati, (or Aprillia) are not expensive, I am saying that all bike makers have some parts with rediculous prices. 

For the OP, would you consider these:
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Motorbike-LED-Handguards-Hand-Guards-Suitable-For-Yamaha-FZS-400-600-1000-Fazer-/181052303609?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2a278ee8f9


Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - red98 - 22-02-13

ummmmmm...couple of things to check there,first as says in text check for fairing clearence and also these fit in place of the bar end weights but cant see if they have built in ones....i think not  :\

Re: Ducati hypermotard handguards - fazermike - 22-02-13

I had some brush/hand guards fitted to my naked SV650 which had been fitted with renthal bars.

I think these were aftermarket ones designed for a motoX bike they looked ok though. Big Grin