[pegasus]

Hello from Finland, will complete my profile later...

First I would ask: I am ordering a classic. What I do not like are gauge, mirrors and muffler. If the saddle is "leather brown", it has to be changed into a black one.

So, suggestions? Very simple analog speedometer with km´s, maybe nothing else. Then clear, oval mirrors and a Harley-like stainless can (the one than broadens backward & very small).

Thanks so far, Juha

 

[Hedonism]

welcome on board

 

[STupac85]

Welcome

 

[w2darren]

Welcome to the forum pegasus

 

[Feli]

Hello from Finland, will complete my profile later...

First I would ask: I am ordering a classic. What I do not like are gauge, mirrors and muffler. If the saddle is "leather brown", it has to be changed into a black one.

So, suggestions? Very simple analog speedometer with km´s, maybe nothing else. Then clear, oval mirrors and a Harley-like stainless can (the one than broadens backward & very small).

Thanks so far, Juha

Welcome!

Gauge: you might have to live with it for a while until aftermarket options come around.

Mirrors: super easy to change to lots of designs.

Muffler: you'll have to wait for a while too.

Seat: just buy a black one and sell yours or trade with another rider looking to get the brown.

Good luck!

 

[Mixup]

Hello from Finland, will complete my profile later...

First I would ask: I am ordering a classic. What I do not like are gauge, mirrors and muffler. If the saddle is "leather brown", it has to be changed into a black one.

So, suggestions? Very simple analog speedometer with km´s, maybe nothing else. Then clear, oval mirrors and a Harley-like stainless can (the one than broadens backward & very small).

Thanks so far, Juha

Welcome Pegasus,

With so many changes sounds like you would be better off with the Triumph, however saying that these bikes are made to be indivisulised if there is such a word.
Not sure you will be able to lose the gauge as I believe it the heart of the plug and play add on's ie heated grips, phone, ect. Mirrors/seat/ and can easy.

 

[pegasus]

Thanks. I like Triumphs, but just not a suitable model available today I think. And I cabn live with the display for a while... anyway with the rpm meter is very hard understand factory´s thoughts

 

[Hedonism]

I think while riding you will forget abt the gauge

 

[Bestia]

welcome pegasus, the seat and mirrors will be your easiest alterations, as Feli outlined, gagues and pipes will have a delay...

 

[Sweet Tooth]

Welcome to the forum @pegasus

I'm sure you will be able to find new mirrors. What kind do you think you might like? Plenty of options that come directly from Ducati, and I'm sure you'd be able to look elsewhere as well.

 

[baimo]

Welcome to the forum @pegasus

I'm sure you will be able to find new mirrors. What kind do you think you might like? Plenty of options that come directly from Ducati, and I'm sure you'd be able to look elsewhere as well.

I also do not like the mirrors and almost always replace mirrors on my bikes, but after sitting on the scrambler I noticed they offer a tremendous rearview through those ugly mirrors. Hope rizoma comes out with ones that are just as functional

 

[Hedonism]

new mirror are already in my hands, on my Urban Enduro I'll replace them with a foldable type for dirty roads use

 

[idaka]

For my FT i will use a set of this:

CRG - Constructors Racing Group

I already have them on my Streetfighter, looks good!
Cheers