Other Ducatis' wheels fit on the 696?

[peanut_man]

Ok, latest news 

The mood should be as my last answer:
- remove part 27 and 4 (carrier side)
- reverse part 4 (disc side)

That´s it 

So, I think I go for the BT 016 

But before, I have to paint the rim black as the front whell.
Anybody knows the color code?

pics?

[Big Troubled Bear]

It seems I´m not a great gambler 
So... number 27: off
Number 4 near carrier: off
Other number 4 near disc: reverse it

But, I need a final confirmation on this issue because the info was:
27 and 4 out and turn the other 4 

So, still waiting for news but, we are close 

I don`t want to sound stupid

But number 4 is a bearing, can`t ride without it

[pjfa]

Yes, is a bearing but, the carrier (21 and 19) will do the work as the parts 22, 17 and 20.

[pjfa]

Hi All,


Just come back from the shop 

Fresh news...
The mesurements are in cm 

Size of wheel from M696 is 22,3cm (all included - as you take it off from the swingarm)

To fit a ST rear wheel into a M696 bike:
- remove 27;
- machine a washer with:  inner diameter 30, outer diameter 33 and 1,5mm large (to equilibrate the missing part 27 and avoid having the rear sprocket flange with some play);
- keep the part 25 for when you sell the M696 with 4.5" rear;
- part 22 take place of part 25, and put the new washer in the part 22.

Hope you understand the explanation, is very simple to do and only need a new washer ONLY if you want to avoid some play of the rear sprocket flange.



Next week I hope have all done (washer, wheel paint black, marchesini stiker, red wheel stripe and 180/55-17 BT 021)

[w7ck7d]

nice..im thinking about doing this ..maybe cheaper than the 5 spoke aftermarket rims

[pjfa]

Washer is ready.
I will pick up the wheel next monday at painting shop.

Carbon Trader already sent me the Marchesini stickers and the wheel stripe arrive soon 

[Raux]

Washer is ready.
I will pick up the wheel next monday at painting shop.

Carbon Trader already sent me the Marchesini stickers and the wheel stripe arrive soon 

ok for all you people living in America... name that coin

[causeofkaos]

im gonna guess 1 euro

[pjfa]

[peanut_man]

Hmmmm... well, certainly detailed pics, but is there any procedure associated w/ those pics? 

[pjfa]

Hmmmm... well, certainly detailed pics, but is there any procedure associated w/ those pics? 

Yes there is 

So, this must be a "HOW TO"  (I already open a new thread: http://ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=25054.0)



First
Remove the "old wheel" (13)
Switch the disc (15) to the "new" wheel.


Then, remove the sprocket carrier (21) and take off the rubber thing (27) and the washer (25)


Insert the washer (machined with inner diameter of 30mm and 1,5mm wide - the outer diameter is 33mm but can be more) inside the part 22. Keep the coin to take a coffee after the assembly 




Now, the part 22 (standart comes from inside to outsite) will take place in the sprocket carrier (21)


Pic a nice tire and mount it 
(In my case a Continental ContiSportAttack)


Put the wheel on place and... That´s it 


Have fun  [moto]