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First
Place: Sean Kelii
Portland, OR
'99 Cromo
List
of mods
CF Fuel Tank
CF Headlight Bucket
CF Headlight Supports
CF Seat Cowling
CF Handlebars
CF Front and Rear Fenders
CF Race Belly Pan
CF Side Air Vents
CF Ignition Cover
CF Fuel Tank
CF
Headlight Bucket
CF
Headlight Supports
CF
Seat Cowling
CF
Handlebars
CF
Front and Rear Fenders
CF
Race Belly Pan
CF
Side Air Vents
CF
Ignition Cover
CF
Timing belt Cover
CF
Swingarm adjuster covers
CF
Tach and speedo cluster
CF
BST wheels
SBK
998 forks hard anodized black
Ohlins
Rear shock
Arrow
Steering Damper
Cycle
Cat Triple Clamp
Custom
Made Lower Clamp By Alex Ortner
GP
Radial Brake Master Cylinder
GP
Clutch Radial Master Cylinder
Brembo
Corse Full Floating Rotors
Brembo
2pc Billet Calipers
Fren
Tubo Kevlar Brake and Clutch Lines
STM
Slave Cylinder
STM
48T Evoluzione Lightweight Clutch assembly
Lightened
Front and Rear sprocket
DID
520 ERV2 chain
Billet
Mono rear sets
Bilet
Clip ons
K
& N Filter
Billet
air filter frame
NGK
plug wires
Dyna
High Fire Coils
Kehins
Flat side Carbs
SIL
Motor High Mount Full system
LED
Tail lights in the Frame after tail chop
All
bolts changed either to aluminum or titanium
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"Coolest thing about the monster is the weight: 338lbs."
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Second
Place & People's Choice:
A.J. Ralston
Portland, OR
2000 M900
(Information
missing. Text below from Ducati NA)
"A.J. Ralston is from Portland, Oregon where he works
as a Ducati technician at MotoCorsa by day. His 2000 Monster
900 won both 2nd place overall and “The People’s Choice”
award voted by show attendees. His bike had a very nice,
clean paint job and was more of a “rider’s bike.” Some
of his creative modifications include a custom mounted
Ducati Performance dash, antique acid etched triple clamps,
anodized fork tubes and caps, powder coated swingarm, and
wrapped Ducati Performance exhaust system. A.J. said it
simply and honestly, proclaiming his favorite thing he’s
done to his monster is ride it. Even after working all
day on other people’s Ducati’s he still enjoys taking the
time to find new ways to customize his own bike."
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Third
Place: Rick De Pena
Seattle, WA
'99
M900 Cromo
Mods:
* factory chrome tank (like a mirror)
* adjustable Showa forks
* black metalic frame and black wheels
* alluminum swingarm (instead of steel)
* carbon fiber front fender
* carbon fiber rear fender/chain guard
* carbon fiber pillion cover
* carbon fiber side panels with Monster Cromo lettering
Extras:
* Termignoni high-mount oval alluminum exhaust
* adjustable Ohlins steering damper
* Evoluzione clutch slave cylinder (for light, smooth and progressive clutch
action)
* Fast by Ferraci black anodized adustable rearsets with pillion pegs and custom
mounted rear break switch (grear ground clearance)
* black anodized Roadracing clipons
* stage 2 dynojet jetting
* open airbox with K&N filter
* Evoluzione fender eliminator
* dual Napoleon bar-end mirrors
* led tail lamp (brighter than stock bulb; mounted under the stock lens)
* bike trunk under the license plate
* flat black painted belt covers
* black painted/cleared stock clutch cover
* newer carbon front fender
* newer carbon pillion seat cover
* carbon fiber sprocket cover
* carbon fiber exhaust guards
* aftermarket sealed battery with much better cranking power
* new tires: Pirelli Diablo
* new DID gold chain
* new AFAM rear sprocket
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