I've almost exclusively owned black motorcycles (mostly ducs) my entire life.  So when this white RS came up for sale over the summer I thought I'd try something new.  With some subtle tweaks and mods she is now my own - thanks to speeddog for the amazing custom work.
At time of purchase:


After Speeddog:





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Mods include:
Ducati Performance ECU
Full carbon fiber Termignoni exhaust w/5” chop
Custom hard ano on outer Ohlins sleeves
Blacked out rear shock spring
Arrow top mount steering damper w/custom low-mount bracket
Motowheels MW-7000 Slipper
Motowheels billet lower triple clamp (custom hard ano)
SpeedyMoto Top triple clamp (custom hard ano)
Speedymoto Ti Spring Caps
Speedymoto Stainless Springs
Speedymoto Frame Sliders
Speedymoto Fork sliders
Speedymoto sprocket cover
MPL Tuning Clutch Cover
CNC Racing Frame Plugs
CNC Racing Alternator Cover
CNC Racing Billet Oil Plug
CNC Racing rear axle nuts
Ducati Performance gel Seat
Ducati Performance steering head nut
CRG “Shorty” Roll-A-Click levers (custom hard ano)
CRG Arrow mirrors (custom hard ano)
Oberon Slave Cylinder
Oberon gas cap (custom hard ano)
Woodcraft clip ons with 2” rise (custom hard ano)
Cycle Cat rearsets (custom hard ano)
Rizoma Reservoirs
Aluminum Tail Chop Frame Plugs   
Evotech Radiator and Lower Oil Cooler guard     
Custom 999 Front fender (coming soon)
Motodynamics integrated smoke tail light

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Very nice!
Love the black ano on the forks!

"carbon fiber Termignoni exhaust w/5” chop"
Nice mod!
How was the headlight ring blacked out?

Looks purty slick. I approve.

Quote from: Bill in OKC on December 26, 2011, 09:10:04 PM
"carbon fiber Termignoni exhaust w/5” chop"
Nice mod!
How was the headlight ring blacked out?

disassembled and painted flat black.

hmm, me loved bastarda nera

I'm assuming it runs really well, the black bike had an issue you couldn't trace?

How's the tank doing on this one?

With black wheels

It's a lovely bike, I guess tomorrow you will decide you are bored with it

   

Nice install on the back pegs.  Anodized as well?  Cost?

be cool to see the inside of the spines of the wheels done in black with the flat faces to stay white as a way to offset and make them pop just a bit....just a thought...

Quote from: booger on December 27, 2011, 10:56:06 AM
hmm, me loved bastarda nera

I'm assuming it runs really well, the black bike had an issue you couldn't trace?

How's the tank doing on this one?

With black wheels

It's a lovely bike, I guess tomorrow you will decide you are bored with it

Hahahha, nah. I'm gonna keep this one for a bit. The black bastard was awesome but I rode an 'Rs and that was that. Not a big fan of the new style but that 848 SF may call to me soon ;-). Tank was warrantied and coated with caswell and I have a metal one that is being retrofit to work on this bike. Hopefully that will be done by spring. LOVE this bike but hate plastic tanks.

Quote from: Carbon 14 on December 27, 2011, 05:02:02 PM
   

Nice install on the back pegs.  Anodized as well?  Cost?

Yes, all the aluminum was sent to be hard ano'd. You'd have to ask speeddog about cost ;-). It's his hook up.

Quote from: zooom on December 27, 2011, 05:55:29 PM
be cool to see the inside of the spines of the wheels done in black with the flat faces to stay white as a way to offset and make them pop just a bit....just a thought...

I know!!  My only hang-up is wheel color now. That may look pretty damn sick.

Quote from: uglyducky on December 27, 2011, 10:27:16 PM
I know!!  My only hang-up is wheel color now. That may look pretty damn sick.

you or someone could certainly play with photoshop a lil bit and see what it would initially look like...it is something I see wih car wheels and it certainly pops, but I can't say that I have seen it that often with bikes really...

Quote from: uglyducky on December 27, 2011, 09:01:01 AM
disassembled and painted flat black.

That was the very first thing I did to my M750. Same day I bought it!