Negative Ghostrider. That is a Red Racing bellypan, came just plain white-ish fiberglass, then I sent off to Brad Diez at Speedzone to have him do a number on it for me.

www.speedzonepaint.com

Great service, I'll use them again with out hesitation. (He also pulled out a mammoth tank ding and repainted/striped tank and cowl including the graphics)

uh oh, i think i just asked u a question that was already answered, SORRY!

M1100S with Speedymoto clutch cover, DP pressure plate, Speedymoto caps and SS springs. Nothing exciting, but I'm digging it!

Mine:

Glass beaded stock PP
SpeedyMOTO SS springs and bolts
Paulimoto SPYDER retainer
SpeedyMOTO 5 spoke cover PC'ed satin black to match the PC'ed rearsets on the bike



~DaVe

I love it, 8 pages and no one has mine so far     Though my pressure plate is going to get scraped soon for a DP one.

Just an adtional question for everyone, Is it easy to do that modification?  It seems like a great MOD but I feel clueless with my bike when I am doing mods to it, I guess that is why my bike is almost all stock.  What does it do for the performance factor besides reducing weight and looking badass?  thanks for the help.

Quote from: adpeacock on May 02, 2009, 11:22:36 AM
Just an adtional question for everyone, Is it easy to do that modification?  It seems like a great MOD but I feel clueless with my bike when I am doing mods to it, I guess that is why my bike is almost all stock.  What does it do for the performance factor besides reducing weight and looking badass?  thanks for the help.

First things first: Don't try to do this on a stock 620. The 620 have a wet clutch, this mod is for dry clutches only.
If you do have a dry clutch (wet clutch can be converted, but that would be a big mod..) I think this is a relatively easy mod. Changing the cover is really easy anyways. There is treads in the Tutorials section about this mod http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=11240.0
As far as performance.. don't think you reduce the weight much - but it will sound mean 

Kukri Pro pressure plate and JHP cover...   



sorry for all the dirt...   the picture was taken after a 5000 mile trip across Europe 

That's a new cover for me. Never seen it before!

Quote from: NAKID on May 02, 2009, 09:07:00 PMThat's a new cover for me. Never seen it before!

These guys sell it: http://www.ducaticoventry.com/  (John Hackett is a well known Ducati guru)

Quote from: NAKID on May 02, 2009, 09:07:00 PM
That's a new cover for me. Never seen it before!

same here! i like it

Hmmm, I thought I'd posted a pic here 

I've taken a pretty low profile approach to the clutch cover. 

Quote from: roy-nexus-6 on May 14, 2009, 06:39:56 PM
Hmmm, I thought I'd posted a pic here 
I've taken a pretty low profile approach to the clutch cover. 

Is that a modified stock cover painted black? Really like the clean look 

both rizoma - i have seen this combo, but not in this color.

Quote from: ShiftSix on March 23, 2009, 11:20:15 PM
I love it, 8 pages and no one has mine so far     Though my pressure plate is going to get scraped soon for a DP one.

ShiftSix, Why have you left the gasket on under the cover plate. It's a bit redundant given that you have an open cover.