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Old Aug 21st, 2012, 1:43 am   #1 (permalink)
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I was perusing Radical Ducati and on their RAD01 and RAD02 models they have very cool front and rear axle bobbins. Does anyone know where they can be purchased here in the US. I've Emailed Rad Duc. a few times w/o a response.

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Old Aug 21st, 2012, 6:32 am   #2 (permalink)
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Cool.....but looks to much like a Honda 1000 from the side shot
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Old Aug 21st, 2012, 8:30 am   #3 (permalink)
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I think that is a pretty badass looking bike... IMO no comparison to the hideous Terblanche designed bodywork.

I'd love to see what it looks like in Yellow.
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Old Aug 21st, 2012, 9:27 am   #4 (permalink)
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I think the axle sliders are a quick release axle system. Not sure if the Rad Ducs are just made to "appear" like QR axles for that look and are used as an axle bobbin/slider type stand holder. I went on FastFrank's website and it appears that the red cone/bobbin is actually used as a place to pull the axle out with your hand on the QR axle system...pretty cool!.
For a peek at some real cool Duc racing parts:

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I've been looking for bobbins like that to no avail. They look bad ass. Z - let me know if you run across any for 1X98. Thanks.

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I've been looking for bobbins like that to no avail. They look bad ass. Z - let me know if you run across any for 1X98. Thanks.

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The only thing I've come up with is a quick release axle set up. Go to FastFranks website and you can order an assembly. They offer red, blue and black cones.
They only way to get that "look" otherwise Frank said is to weld the cones onto the axle, forget about the rest of the stuff. Then your paying just about as much as buying the QR unit.
How did you make out with the CF tank guards? Pics?
For some reason I can't get the website to load.....
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The only thing I've come up with is a quick release axle set up. Go to FastFranks website and you can order an assembly. They offer red, blue and black cones.
They only way to get that "look" otherwise Frank said is to weld the cones onto the axle, forget about the rest of the stuff. Then your paying just about as much as buying the QR unit.
How did you make out with the CF tank guards? Pics?
For some reason I can't get the website to load.....
Thanks Z.

I'm waiting for my track pic from VIR last week. I'll post when I get them.

I'll call Frank for the black conical QR set. BTW: his NCR replica is pretty cool.
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I think that is a pretty badass looking bike... IMO no comparison to the hideous Terblanche designed bodywork.

I'd love to see what it looks like in Yellow.


Really? That thing looks like an abortion... Yellow usually does fix anything that ugly, its called Magpie Syndrome, make it shiny and someone will like it.
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Thanks Z.

I'm waiting for my track pic from VIR last week. I'll post when I get them.

I'll call Frank for the black conical QR set. BTW: his NCR replica is pretty cool.
He's got loads of really cool parts. I'm not going to spend the $$$ for the QR axle component kit but for you and other track rats it's a nice little addition + it's looks racy on the Ducati.
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I was perusing Radical Ducati and on their RAD01 and RAD02 models they have very cool front and rear axle bobbins. Does anyone know where they can be purchased here in the US. I've Emailed Rad Duc. a few times w/o a response.
They aren't "crash bobbins" and they clearly aren't "lift bobbins" but as someone said, are designed to aid in quickly removing the front or rear axle. Not shown are the axle guides on the other side of the bike, like this one on my Monster:
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