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(y) If you'll send me a pm with an email address, I can send you the pdf-file that helps to fabricate the baseplate.

Here the link: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/1005008393698087.html

OK understand; with some more proper tools it wouldn't be that much difficult to correct the angle; I did it by milling and additionally with a belt sander. Yes, the pic above is the 1290 tail tidy; but the composite plate is the same.

Just noticed; why did you choose a "less agressive angel"? With the angel that I have chosen, the turn signals are as straight as with the stock 801 licence plate holder. Because of the licence plate; you could add a thin and very lightweight aluminum composite Dibond plate (that is already...

Here also a Duke forged carbon front fender made of the small flakes. https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ktm-duke-790-duke-890-duke-890r-duke-1290r/3124597147-306-2029

The pics are from a private sale offer. https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/ktm-duke-790-duke-890-duke-890r-forged-carbon-fender/3122351629-306-2029

Here a pic of the back of the hugger; it's layered forged carbon and twill carbon.

Agree, the smaller flakes look better. It seems some manufacturers use them / it's a webfind; no idea what manufacturer it is.

It looks indeed very good!! (y)

Out of curiosity I've ordered a Rhinowalk tank adapter together with a 10 liter drybag. I'm a big fan of the Kriega bags; but have also read some very positiv comments and reviews about the Rhinowalk bags; and as they are very "cheap" compared to the Kriega bags, I ordered the set to give it a...

Same here; just the number, not the name.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1119721566683598

It seems to be identical in the US; up to four years extended warranty if the yearly service is done by a dealer. https://www.husqvarna-motorcycles.com/en-us/service/extended-warranty.html#accordion-615e51b145-item-c65774c880

No need to worry; it's standard without bolts.

What problem did you notice with the Evotech parts and a stand? At the front a paddock stand with pins works fine also with spindle bobbins at the wheels; at the rear it's no problem at all.

Yes, it seems the Remus is even a tad longer and higher than the stock exhaust.

At the Valter-Moto the single wheels and the sheet metal they are attached to, appear somewhat flimsy to me. I also wonder how the width of the stand will be adjusted to fit the specific width of the bike; by bending the stand? I use these two Rothewald paddock stands and they work fine...

Looks very good!! But do you even need the printed base? Maybe some aluminum clamps/brackets to clamp the dash to the handlebars without an additional printed base will also work?

Unfortunately doesn't fit the 801... https://hqvadventure.com/forum/threads/need-suggestions.1651/