[kash]

Is removing the rear mudguard on the scrambler icon simply a matter of unscrewing the bolts on the swing arm , removing , and re inserting bolts ?

I picked up a fender eliminator kit and will be making this change. Haven't really messed with the bike from a mechanical standpoint yet

 

[DaveInWoodland]

Just be aware that the fasteners can be a real pain to get out and back in. Ducati assembly seems to have a love of thread lock.

 

[kash]

Where are the fasteners located

 

[DaveInWoodland]

Where are the fasteners located

There are two smaller ones at the rear on each side and there are two larger ones in the rear fender area in the wheel well in front of the rear tire.

 

[Numbercruncher]

Is removing the rear mudguard on the scrambler icon simply a matter of unscrewing the bolts on the swing arm , removing , and re inserting bolts ?

I picked up a fender eliminator kit and will be making this change. Haven't really messed with the bike from a mechanical standpoint yet

As a follow up, is there any wiring to that rear rain guard/mud guard? I'll pick up my new UE tomorrow and have not actually seen the guard in person so I cannot tell if it only has reflectors or if it has wiring for anything electrical.

NC

 

[linux]

There is some wiring running along the inner part of the arm, that goes up to the plate light.

 

[Numbercruncher]

There is some wiring running along the inner part of the arm, that goes up to the plate light.

Sounds like just a reroute. That is easy enough.

NC

 

[ELVISTO]

Just take it easy on those screws, they have loctite on and can be troublesome if you are not taking care,