I have the same model wheels on Edgar. Best bang for the buck wheels IMO. And they're purdy.

 

Quote from: dufukincati on June 13, 2014, 02:20:47 PM

What did I miss?

Quick update on the wheel mishap;

Carrozzeria has accepted responsibility and have arranged a UPS pickup at their expense, and apparently will be expediting the correct wheel. Even with the understanding that it has been anodized. So big ups to them, pending receipt of the new wheel.

The sales rep really over complicated the sale of this wheel set by over analyzing it. Since the forks I'm using are are Marzocchi from an S2R, rebuilt with new cartridges, it was constantly stressed how "custom" the wheel set was...it isn't. Everything about the dimensions of non adjustable Marz. Are identical to the non adjustable Showas; axle, caliper mounts and all. It's just a pair of wheels for a 99+ DSS Monster...nothing oddball about it. That would have saved me quite the headache.

I just hope the anodizing on the replacement is as nice as what I paid for. Hard coat black anodizing is amazing.

Yippee, more NOS stuff, and a bizzare tail chop bracket from TPO + more Ti;



Really it's the NOS stuff that tickles me the most. I'm hoping the bike has the "new bike smell" when it's done;

I wouldn't mind more info on the kickstand.  My OEM one on my 2001 M600 is soooo flimsy, and has me worried.

Quote from: joshuajcrouch on June 19, 2014, 12:09:00 PM
I wouldn't mind more info on the kickstand.  My OEM one on my 2001 M600 is soooo flimsy, and has me worried.

The whole assembly was $88 from Valtermotousa on ebay. I bought it for the perch, I'm using a billet kickstand from SSR

Quote from: joshuajcrouch on June 19, 2014, 12:09:00 PM
I wouldn't mind more info on the kickstand.  My OEM one on my 2001 M600 is soooo flimsy, and has me worried.

hopefully you are not flipping the bike around, using the stand as a pivot.

Quote from: bobspapa on June 19, 2014, 06:51:38 PM

hopefully you are not flipping the bike around, using the stand as a pivot.

That's funny but I can think of 2 people on this forum whose side stands have spontaneously snapped, sooo..maybe it's not an unreasonable fear Joshua has.

Quote from: Buck Naked on June 19, 2014, 02:50:51 PM
The whole assembly was $88 from Valtermotousa on ebay. I bought it for the perch, I'm using a billet kickstand from SSR

Wait, so I could swap an SSR side stand onto my OEM perch?  Not to highjack your thread, but here is a picture of mine.

Quote from: bobspapa on June 19, 2014, 06:51:38 PM
hopefully you are not flipping the bike around, using the stand as a pivot.

Never done that.  The thing just seems flimsy putting it on its side stand.

Quote from: joshuajcrouch on June 20, 2014, 08:27:35 AM
Wait, so I could swap an SSR side stand onto my OEM perch?  Not to highjack your thread, but here is a picture of mine.



Yes. And they are sexy and trick looking. Just like you'd expect a big chunk of billet to be.

Never done that.  The thing just seems flimsy putting it on its side stand.

Oh and you're not jacking anything Joshua, no worries. All I mounted a tail light on an otherwise empty frame yesterday. Nothings happening in this thread till I have an engine and 2 wheels.

Quote from: Buck Naked on June 20, 2014, 08:37:51 AM
Oh and you're not jacking anything Joshua, no worries. All I mounted a tail light on an otherwise empty frame yesterday. Nothings happening in this thread till I have an engine and 2 wheels.

Sweet!  Now I am on a hunt for one.  I noticed that its 1" longer.  Are you concerned about how your bike will lean with a longer side stand?

Quote from: joshuajcrouch on June 20, 2014, 08:43:40 AM
Sweet!  Now I am on a hunt for one.  I noticed that its 1" longer.  Are you concerned about how your bike will lean with a longer side stand?

No, I needed that extra since I raised the overall height with risers in the back and a 170 tire upfront. The stand is perfect.