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Started by DUCMONROB, October 08, 2009, 01:25:56 AM

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DUCMONROB

Thanks for the heads up and a special thanks to Ellingly for the great pics! [thumbsup]

Scored an almost new rack and bag kit off a KTM for $250 from fleabay. Checked the Ventura site and yes the rack is the same part as the Monster.

Looks like I will be digging out the angle grinder and mig this week end so I can fit it up. [thumbsup]


Rob
M1000SDS, ZZR1200, GPZ900R.
Gone:
900 Monster Special
S2R1000
998 Matrix

ellingly

Quote from: DUCMONROB on October 12, 2009, 01:01:34 AM
Thanks for the heads up and a special thanks to Ellingly for the great pics! [thumbsup]

Scored an almost new rack and bag kit off a KTM for $250 from fleabay. Checked the Ventura site and yes the rack is the same part as the Monster.

Looks like I will be digging out the angle grinder and mig this week end so I can fit it up. [thumbsup]


Rob
If you want some more specific pics, let me know and I'll dig them out. Will be stripping the bike pretty bare on Wed to clean it after the Bathurst run but can get pics earlier if needed.
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ellingly

Quote from: Betty on October 11, 2009, 10:32:09 PM
Oh yeah, just thought of one more thing:

you may need to trim the inside of your side panels (if you still have them) where the long rail fixes onto the frame ... or you could take them off when you use the rack.
Double post but can't be arsed fixing it. I didn't need to do that on my S2R1k...
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DUCMONROB

Quote from: ellingly on October 12, 2009, 01:48:19 AM
If you want some more specific pics, let me know and I'll dig them out. Will be stripping the bike pretty bare on Wed to clean it after the Bathurst run but can get pics earlier if needed.

More pics the better! [thumbsup]

So is the Oberon to Goulburn road fully sealed yet? What do you reckon about Black Springs? Banjo land if I say!

Rob
M1000SDS, ZZR1200, GPZ900R.
Gone:
900 Monster Special
S2R1000
998 Matrix

ellingly

Quote from: DUCMONROB on October 12, 2009, 02:18:57 AM
More pics the better! [thumbsup]

So is the Oberon to Goulburn road fully sealed yet? What do you reckon about Black Springs? Banjo land if I say!

Rob
Yeah it's all sealed. Well, there was a 1km section just north of Oberon that wasn't cause they were fixing up the road base (had all of the sealing stripped off the top).

Unsealed doesn't worry me though. I did Canberra->Crookwell->Tuena->Bathurst on Wednesday in the piss-pouring rain and that has 25km of unsealed stuff on it (none of the really gnarly stuff).

Last bike (which also had a Ventura rack; the aforementioned one I lived out of for a while when I moved here):


The Monster is far better on dirt than the gixxer was; lord knows I wouldn't want a multistrudel unless I wanted ugly.

As for banjo country: I grew up in Tasmania. Most of there is banjo country.
Team Ghetto Racing: motorcycle racing and riding on a budget
2006 Ducati MS2R1000 road | 1973 Suzuki GT250 cafe race | 1982 Yamaha RD250LC race | 1991 Suzuki GSXR750 perpetual project | 1984 Suzuki TS250x vintage enduro | 1997 Honda CT110 postie of death | 1982 Kawasaki KH100 bucket racer

bazz20

and whats wrong with the banjo country  ;)

DUCMONROB

Quote from: bazz20 on October 12, 2009, 05:26:51 AM
and whats wrong with the banjo country  ;)

Nothing!

I kinda like a banjo rift! [thumbsup]
M1000SDS, ZZR1200, GPZ900R.
Gone:
900 Monster Special
S2R1000
998 Matrix

techno

Quote from: ellingly on October 12, 2009, 04:18:09 AM

As for banjo country: I grew up in Tasmania. Most of there is banjo country.

Hey, listenin' to them thar banjos is how I gits to sleep at night. ;D
Quote from: ducmeister on May 24, 2012, 01:45:16 AM
Hey Techno you are a smart man.  [thumbsup]

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heatherp

I've started to like the sound of banjo since I moved here (western Vic) I've even got some on my iPod by Otis Taylor now there's a banjo picking name!

ellingly

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2006 Ducati MS2R1000 road | 1973 Suzuki GT250 cafe race | 1982 Yamaha RD250LC race | 1991 Suzuki GSXR750 perpetual project | 1984 Suzuki TS250x vintage enduro | 1997 Honda CT110 postie of death | 1982 Kawasaki KH100 bucket racer

DUCMONROB

Quote from: heatherp on October 13, 2009, 03:45:05 AM
I've started to like the sound of banjo since I moved here (western Vic) I've even got some on my iPod by Otis Taylor now there's a banjo picking name!

Now I am starting to get worried?  ;D
M1000SDS, ZZR1200, GPZ900R.
Gone:
900 Monster Special
S2R1000
998 Matrix

signora monster

Quote from: Dannog on October 11, 2009, 09:10:44 PM
The problem with these racks is they look shit when your not using them. I'd consider getting one for touring if they are easy to install on and off. Matty how long does it take to fit them?

Yes, I was wondering how long it takes to fit these also. I think I would only put it on the bike for touring. Anyone able to give an approx fitting time? Thanks.

mattyvas

Depending on your skillz about 30 mins or so I'd say.

dragonworld.

depending on how many beers and friends you have around at the time?? ;D [roll] [beer]
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