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I don’t remember exactly. It was roughly the same price as a second set of proper fairings from what I do remember. My main focus was preserving the fairings from scratches and such. Jorge at Tritek was really good. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching.

Hi. The sound of the full Akra is the same whether in Neutral or gear. To my understanding, the presented variance in sound of the stock exhaust has to do with something in the stock exhaust. When the full exhaust is installed, that part is removed and the sound is fairly constant while the bike is on. Thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

@@1takewonder33 oh i see thanks for information!! hope you have a great day

@@Luminous284 and you. Thanks for watching!!

Cheers. It was quite odd, as non of the previous models did that. To my understanding it has to do with Euro emissions. Glad you liked it and thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle

@@Velion83 It’s the Pitbull single pin. You can position it with the bar facing forward, out of being a trip hazard, or you can insert it through the other side of the wheel and grease your chain without it being in the way. I’ve had a number of the Ducati rear wheel stands, but this one is nice due to being able to lessen the possibility of a tripping hazard when the bike is left on it. Hope this helps and thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

@@1takewonder33 thank you!

@@Velion83 My pleasure!!

@@ednargnoslen6609 I’m very surprised at the amount of air this jacket allows through. It also has composite armor, rather than that thin pro armor everyone is doing, so the protection is there. Thanks for watching and stay safe!!

@@ooopepper From what I remember, it was not attached electronically. Everything was able to be plugged with a screw. Again, from what I remember. Hope this helps and the K’s for watching.

It’s all the bike. I’m just holding on. Thanks for watching.

Cheers. Thanks for watching!! Twinkle twinkle.

Thank you, and thanks for watching. I couldn't tell you the size off hand. The link for the pieces is in the DESCRIPTION of the video, and bolts to hold them on the bike are the same size as the bolts that came with the passenger pegs when the bike was purchased. I want to say when I received the mount clips from Amazon I measured the width of the clips, through which the bolts would go, to ensure the bolts were long enough. The pass seat bolts also don't screw in all the way w/o something attached, ie the pegs, mount holders, etc. Hope this helps, and keep the rubber side down.

Mine didn’t come with passenger foot pegs, but will ask at the dealer if I can’t find any bolts that fit. Ordered the clamps! Was looking for such a long time for a solution like this without having to tinker around too much and one that looks kinda neat. Thanks again for your content and reply!! :)

@@XeroHomicide My pleasure. If your dealer wants to sell you them, you may want to just get the size and then purchase a kit of multiple sizes off Amazon. Thanks for watching.

Yes, yes you do. I can’t tell you how many prayers I said so I didn’t snap something. Surprisingly, these fairing come apart and go back together much more simply. Don’t forget to apply some lubricant/grease on the pins, prior to reinstalling the fairings, so they come off easier next time. Thanks for watching and keep the rubber side down. Twinkle twinkle.

Cheers. Thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

Sure does. Brought to you by one of the space exploration companies when they visited Uranus.. Thanks for watching and keep the rubber side down. Twinkle twinkle.

Cheers mate, much appreciated. Until next time, twinkle twinkle.

It was indeed. You really took off at the end. Nice riding!! Until next time, keep the rubber side down. Thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

Surprisingly, they come apart and go together heaps better than the previous models, however the initial “grease” Ducati uses turns to a glue-like substance if it stays on too long. Thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

@@1takewonder33 your video really helped me today, I installed radiator guards, removing the fairings was a breeze.. Thanks!

@@alfred2g My pleasure. I’m very happy to hear the videos are serving their intended purpose!! Thanks for watching and keep the rubber side down. Twinkle twinkle.

Thank you for the info!!

Cheers. That setting is an eye-balling setting, so please feel free to let me know if you’d like to see it adjusted. It’s kind of tough with the Sportbike, due to being either an up or down riding position- a lot of deviation. Thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

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Hi - You have a couple options, assuming your proximate cause is the charcoal canister, which it sounds like it is; due to vapor locking. There are eliminator kits on the market, if you want to spend the money and do it yourself. The kits, to my understanding, will have you remove all the unnecessary pieces- hoses, canister, etc. Your other option, which may be a bit more cost effective, is to do it yourself by removing the canister, blocking off the unneeded hoses, and then securing them so they’re not flopping around- as is what this video presents. After completing the removal, I had my Ducati tech look it over at the 600mi service. He stated all was good, and he actually removed the unnecessary hose I had blocked off (don’t ask me which one that was.). He said it took him 5mins, so there wasn’t an additional charge. When I had my 1299S it would either shut down while underway, or refuse to start after riding during a warm summer’s day. I removed the canister and it hasn’t happened since. I hope that helps, and thanks for watching.

@@1takewonder33 thank you brother so much for that information, it is helpful…will se when I remove that shit hahaha thx again.. ride safe…. 🤘🏻

@@Piridajac My pleasure. Thanks for watching and helping the channel grow. Keep the rubber side down.

Roger, thanks for your feedback and watching. Twinkle twinkle.

Cheers. Thanks for watching.

Pardon me. I thought it was in the description but wasn't. It's in there now, but here is the link: Nilight - 90028D 4PCS LED Light... www.amazon.com/dp/B07TPMTJMN?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Thanks for watching.

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Cheers mate. God bless you as well!! Thanks for watching.

Cheers. Thanks for watching. Twinkle twinkle.

Cheers mate, much appreciated. Thanks for watching.

Cheers. I’ll look into that. Thanks for watching.

Just wanted to follow up with you. My GoPro doesn’t have those options in the settings. It’s a Hero4, so it’s a bit more basic than the current models. Thanks for the feedback. Twinkle twinkle.

Try the new gopro bro ur content quality will be absolutely 💯 become good

@@ranjith10r Cheers. As mentioned, if the channel grows I’ll definitely invest in a new camera. Thanks for your feedback.

Cheers. I’ll look into getting that sorted.

Thank you for your feedback. This channel started as a means to help others get past any unknown gaps while personalizing their bikes. If it scales, I’ll look to secure a better camera. One thing I have noticed is occasionally I have to click a setting on my viewing screen on CZcams for the video to run clearer. That may help. Thank you for watching.

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Cheers. Thank you for the feedback, and thanks for watching. Keep the rubber side down. Twinkle twinkle.

Gotcha. I ordered both brackets and am using the one that lays more along the underside. It does vibrate substantially, so I may take have to trim some weight.

When did you purchase it? Mine still vibrates extensively. At one point I thought it was completely loose due to the amount of vibration. When I went to tighten it it was solidly secure. The vibration from the bike made it vibrate like crazy. You’re using the bracket that is more against the underside of the bike or the one that hangs at 90 degrees? Cheers

Thanks mate. That’s really good info. Did the company make you buy a new one or did they help you out? I’ve never heard of a license plate bracket braking under any circumstances, so I would find it plausible to be covered by the company. How was their customer service? Thanks for watching.

I have this tail tidy with the 90 degree frame on my 2024 Panigale V4S. Frame failed from metal fatigue at the 90 degree bend at 2800 miles. Plate snapped off, didn't hear/notice and it's lost so replacing tags, police report etc. Vendor offered to sell replacement frame but not as warranty. Ordered it but reading this comment thread and several same issue with this tidy I'm concerned and wondering if it's worth switching to something else.

@@tompuscak1055just cut away the excess metal where the registration plate is mounted. Reducing the weight reduces the vibration, it should last the life of the bike then.

@@tompuscak1055 Thank you for your reply and info. Thanks for watching.

​@derekp9155 so you're saying to cut away the part of the plate frame below the two upper corner plate holes, correct? If I'm understanding correctly that would leave the 90 degree tab/flange and a narrow top strip of metal with the two corner holes. I like that idea. The plate weight is minimal and losing the bottom 80% or so of the frame not only lessens weight but decreases the lever arm for the torque on the 90 degree connector.

Cheers. Yes, I am blessed. Thanks for watching.

It’s not luck. It’s consistent hard work!

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Not reflecting very well on yourself Alan; where ever you're from.

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It works pretty well with the high temps. Thanks for watching.

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True, America is not what it used to be, but we still have a lot of liberties, provided by those who have given their lives, other countries do not provide to their residents. Have faith. Thanks for watching.

Gears get pretty tall. Thanks for watching.

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Cheers. I was hoping it would be added to being seen more while riding as well. Thanks for watching!!

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Cheers. It’s very easy to lose focus of why we are able to live how we choose. Thanks for watching.

Yes!! Thanks for watching.