is the price a joke? its cool guys, i'll just order the ducabike rearsets thnx

please post pics when you get them!  ive been dragging my feet on a set of gold/blk ones for my 1100s for months now!  just waiting to see some installed with some FHE reports of quality.  thanks man!

Quote from: dvyce on October 31, 2010, 05:42:24 PM
is the price a joke? its cool guys, i'll just order the ducabike rearsets thnx

Don't blame me, I'm just the messenger, and for those who are far wealthier than me, I'm sure these are a great option.

Personally, the CNC Racing, DucaBike, and Rizoma rearsets are the way to go (in fact, that's why we stock them).

Quote from: BellissiMoto on October 31, 2010, 10:09:04 PM
Don't blame me, I'm just the messenger, and for those who are far wealthier than me, I'm sure these are a great option.

Personally, the CNC Racing, DucaBike, and Rizoma rearsets are the way to go (in fact, that's why we stock them).

Honest words.

Damn, did not know you sold em..Silly me, i just ordered the ducabike rearsets (blk and gold) and the Cng levers with the gold tips yesterday.  I would have pasted some business your way.  i will go to your site and see what else you stock.  It will take a while before i get my bike because its being shipped over the Atlantic.  I just got into the States yesterday so I'll take the rearsets with me and install them when the bike gets to Ghana.  I promise to post pics. Thanks guys

actually maybe you are the one i ordered from.  Are you on ebay? if so check for an order made yesterday by d_vyce address is East 61 st NY

Quote from: dvyce on November 03, 2010, 06:25:52 AM
actually maybe you are the one i ordered from.  Are you on ebay? if so check for an order made yesterday by d_vyce address is East 61 st NY

Hello,

While we do list some items on Ebay, we do not list the Ducabike on there (at least not know).

No worries though, as we will be very happy to help you moving forward.



Thank you for offering your future business, you know we will offer you great prices and service in return!

any new sets out there? i need a set this summer, and dont want to spend a lot. anyone?

Quote from: DucatiTorrey on January 19, 2011, 05:10:38 PM
any new sets out there? i need a set this summer, and dont want to spend a lot. anyone?

Haven't managed to find any others.

I ended up with the Woodcrafts and have been extremely satisfied.

Typical price is ~$480 or so.

I purchased from Podium Superbikes for $440.00 Best price I could find.

http://www.podiumsuperbike.com/store/viewItem.asp?idProduct=1140

Great guys to work with.

Still need to get the pressure switch installed so my rear brake light works though..

Quote from: Veloce-Fino on January 19, 2011, 05:28:22 PM

Haven't managed to find any others.

I ended up with the Woodcrafts and have been extremely satisfied.

Typical price is ~$480 or so.

I purchased from Podium Superbikes for $440.00 Best price I could find.

http://www.podiumsuperbike.com/store/viewItem.asp?idProduct=1140

Great guys to work with.

Still need to get the pressure switch installed so my rear brake light works though..

cool, i bet they would look nice with the S&P pillion pegs too

Quote from: DucatiTorrey on January 19, 2011, 06:23:23 PM
cool, i bet they would look nice with the S&P pillion pegs too

They're on my list of "stuff to buy"

This may be a dumb question but what's the difference between a 696 rearset and an 1100 rearset? It looks to me like the mounting points are the same. Is it a shift rod thing or maybe something to do with brakes lines??? I'm asking cause I want some new rearsets, and I've put an 1100 SSS on my 696. I'm unsure which model rearset to order.

Quote from: xskiervh on February 04, 2011, 12:10:22 PM
This may be a dumb question but what's the difference between a 696 rearset and an 1100 rearset? It looks to me like the mounting points are the same. Is it a shift rod thing or maybe something to do with brakes lines??? I'm asking cause I want some new rearsets, and I've put an 1100 SSS on my 696. I'm unsure which model rearset to order.

i would say it's the brake line. because nothing links to the swingarm other than the brakeline.
were you able to mount your original rearsets with the new swingarm? if so, then go with the 696 sets. but again you'll need a need brake like most likely.

would like to see photos of that conversion.

Yeah everything mounted up just fine, except for the brake line and rear caliper. I will need a longer line. I noticed the 1100 rotor is thicker then a 696 too, cause my caliper won't just slide on(brake pads too close together). Hopefully when I put another brake line on and bleed it, the brake pads will move out far enough for the rotor to slide in between. Picture posted soon...

did you measure the two rotors?

did you check the parts catalogs and confirm the two calipers are the same part #?

so, since the 696 rearsets work then either should work