1100S at my dealer - Ducati.ms

**xiris** · May 24th, 2007, 9:23 am

Hi,
my dealer got it's first 1100S and I went there with my camera. He're some some detail pics:

pic1
The cover of the turn indicators and the two wires going in there look rather cheap (thin plastics).

pic2
One of the first things to add should be a rear mudguard.

pic3
Not a single screw visible on the Slip-Ons, rivets only.

pic4
Removing the support for a passenger will make the HM loose some more weight.

The bike itself appears rather small and it's definitely a "must have will buy" real beauty

xiris

sm171 · May 24th, 2007, 11:37 am

Good job xiris.

Anyone know if the red pinstiping on the wheels is only on the "S" model?
Not a big fan of it.

**xiris** · May 24th, 2007, 12:32 pm

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Originally Posted by sm171

Anyone know if the red pinstiping on the wheels is only on the "S" model? Not a big fan of it.

Yep - it's on the "S" only.
xiris

sm171 · May 24th, 2007, 12:48 pm

AZ_Scott · May 24th, 2007, 1:43 pm

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Originally Posted by xiris

pic3
Not a single screw visible on the Slip-Ons, rivets only.

If this is in reference to the question posed earlier, which was whether or not you could remove the baffle from the slip-ons, notice that the picture you showed is the OEM mufflers, not the Termi slip-ons...

Not sure if that was your point, though.

Ray_R · May 24th, 2007, 3:02 pm

Most Excellent! Post more please! Post more!

**xiris** · May 24th, 2007, 3:43 pm

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Originally Posted by Ray_R

Most Excellent! Post more please! Post more!

Well I'm afraid I picked the most interesting ones.
Anyway you can download these and a few more here. (10mb)
Enjoy, xiris

Florida_lime · May 24th, 2007, 5:51 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by xiris

Hi,
my dealer got it's first 1100S and I went there with my camera. He're some some detail pics:

pic1
The cover of the turn indicators and the two wires going in there look rather cheap (thin plastics).

pic2
One of the first things to add should be a rear mudguard.

pic3
Not a single screw visible on the Slip-Ons, rivets only.

pic4
Removing the support for a passenger will make the HM loose some more weight.

The bike itself appears rather small and it's definitely a "must have will buy" real beauty

xiris

pic 1
I can live with that.

pic 2
DP carbon fiber rear hugger already ordered.

pic3
There IS a bolt for the baffle on the Termignoni 2-1 full system I ordered.

pic 4
I might have to make some sort of heel protectors to replace those passenger peg brackets.

Xiris, THANKS for the pictures, but when is YOUR HM coming in ?

**xiris** · May 25th, 2007, 12:42 am

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Originally Posted by Florida_lime

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Xiris, THANKS for the pictures, but when is YOUR HM coming in ?

Ok ok... I definitely was very excited yesterday and I didn't wanted to boast about it - these pics are from my HM

xiris (still smiling happily day in day out)

petzi · May 25th, 2007, 1:48 am

at couple of dealers the hm arrived. this is my dealers first bike...

i'm curious about the first pics of modded bikes, especially of tail sections... all non-germany owners have for this case a big advantage: here we use bakingtrays as number plates