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The 696 Rearset thread. (most offer 1100 also)

Started by Veloce-Fino, August 11, 2010, 12:55:33 PM

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xskiervh

#45
The part numbers are different for both, diameter is the same for the rotor. The caliper mounting points are the same, might just need some washers to space the caliper correctly. phone pic...eagerly awaiting boomtubes [coffee]



Raux

#46
Quote from: xskiervh on February 04, 2011, 01:28:14 PM
The part numbers are different for both, diameter is the same for the rotor. The caliper mounting points are the same, might just need some washers to space the caliper correctly. phone pic...eagerly awaiting boomtubes [coffee]




looking pretty sweet. you should PC or paint the CW short tail black to blend better.
i can see the desire for the rearsets.
how about some smaller turn signals to disappear a bit more
also, not sure about the red rim stripes with the black and the yellow spring...
have you seen the black reflective rim stripes?

ungeheuer

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'm not aware that there's any difference.  My Rizoma rearsets started out fitted to my 696.....  but transferred over to my 1100 no worries at all.

Nice job on the swingarm swap too BTW  [thumbsup].
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xplodee

Quote from: xskiervh on February 04, 2011, 01:28:14 PM
The part numbers are different for both, diameter is the same for the rotor. The caliper mounting points are the same, might just need some washers to space the caliper correctly. phone pic...eagerly awaiting boomtubes [coffee]


Nice wheel, did you notice an overall improvement I'm acceleration/handling as a result of the forged marchesini? I'm thinking about going the same route on my 1100.
2009 M1100s
1988 Honda Hawk GT (track)

Past Bikes:
1995 Ducati Supersport 900CR
2007 Ducati Sportclassic S1000 SE

xskiervh

I actually havnt gotten to ride it yet because the lack of exhaust pipes, as well as the rear brake situation I need to take care of...I need a longer brake line. I know this is getting a little off topic, but does anybody know how to fix the speedometer issue. The 1100 uses 4 magnets instead of 5 on the 696 that the speedometer reads from. So i'll be going faster/slower then what my what my speedometer says.

Raux

Quote from: xskiervh on February 05, 2011, 01:16:30 PM
I actually havnt gotten to ride it yet because the lack of exhaust pipes, as well as the rear brake situation I need to take care of...I need a longer brake line. I know this is getting a little off topic, but does anybody know how to fix the speedometer issue. The 1100 uses 4 magnets instead of 5 on the 696 that the speedometer reads from. So i'll be going faster/slower then what my what my speedometer says.
hmm we discussed this before...
not sure the solution, but my idea was 4 Ti bolts and 6 magnet

Veloce-Fino

Quote from: Raux on February 05, 2011, 01:17:58 PM
hmm we discussed this before...
not sure the solution, but my idea was 4 Ti bolts and 6 magnet

I remember you showing me a link to a company that was developing a speedo corrector for the 696. Was a long time ago though.
Is this thing on?

xskiervh


Raux

I think i promised a pic of the S&P passenger set up.




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Veloce-Fino

Definitely looks good. I am jealous of your black swingarm. I got Ducati's other version of "black" the gray kind.
Is this thing on?

DucatiTorrey

actually, yeah can i get a cose up on the sub frame as well as the swingarm? is it gloss?
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Raux

#57
the swingarm is semi-matte black powdercoated

the rear subframe was sanded, smoothed and painted with the main frame Ducati PPG Red color according to the manual.


DukeDenver

Raux i thought you were going to try and move your headlight closer into the bike?  Still looks like it sticks out a tad far no?

Nice either way dont get me wrong  [thumbsup]

DucatiTorrey

h aha ha ha ha people just keep bringing it up! love it
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