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couchcommando
16-Oct-2005, 13:21
Can this years DD racers give me some idea of cost and suppliers ta :) Also your recommended stuff ?

583

Exhaust end cans for monster and SS
Fork spec
Rear shock replacement or respring/revalve
Airbox mods
Rearsets
Bodywork

620

As above but full system

[Edited on 16-10-2005 by couchcommando]

domski
16-Oct-2005, 15:47
MHP for the exhaust.

Forks, Shock, Airbox, Rearsets & Bodywork - ring Rich @ Louigi Moto 07775 557797 or 01761 453366

clockwork orange
16-Oct-2005, 16:47
You could try Stuart at Spareshack for some of that, like exhaust, rearsets and rear shock.

Revalving at Maxton is best, but not cheap.

the old man
16-Oct-2005, 18:42
For 620s Neil Spalding at Sigma can help with all aspects of engine and chasis set-up. My 620SS has been as fast as anything out there this year (shame about the rider!) and Neil's feedback and guidance has been a great help with chasis set-up.

Rushjob
16-Oct-2005, 18:46
Or speak to Nelly at Cornerspeed just up the road in Kirkby.....
He's sorted out a number of DD bikes.....

butch890
16-Oct-2005, 18:52
You wouldnt need any mods on a 620R,race ready out of the box!:lol:
Butch

TP
16-Oct-2005, 21:46
Originally posted by the old man
For 620s Neil Spalding at Sigma can help with all aspects of engine and chasis set-up. My 620SS has been as fast as anything out there this year (shame about the rider!) and Neil's feedback and guidance has been a great help with chasis set-up.

Another shout for Neil Spalding here - quality work!

Nelly also does great work - spoilt for choice!

Chris Wood
16-Oct-2005, 21:54
Here you go....

Exhaust end cans for monster and SS - eBAY - 750SS/900SS will fit but need cut and shut work.
Fork spec - Ktech will refresh and respring for good money. Front and rears.
Rear shock replacement or respring/revalve - as above.
Airbox mods - cut the top off the std one and fit and after market filter.
Rearsets - check with fil2, £120 I think for a set.
Bodywork - ricambiweiss in germany. or from ebay.de

Chris

domski
16-Oct-2005, 21:57
Originally posted by butch890
You wouldnt need any mods on a 620R,race ready out of the box!:lol:
Butch

Ssssshhhh, I was hoping everyone would have forgotten about them and I'd be the only one with 80bhp.

:lol:

couchcommando
17-Oct-2005, 10:12
Thanks folks, loads to go at there :)

Nattyboy
20-Oct-2005, 00:14
I have a brand new in the box set of ducati performance SS hi level titanium cans I can do a nattyboy spesh on ;)

U2U if interested mate

Nat

moto748
20-Oct-2005, 14:08
Hiya couchpotato!:P

Ain't you a bit of a big fella for an ickle Monster?

Or is it Mrs Potato who's gonna be doing the riding? :sing:

twpd
25-Oct-2005, 21:11
Originally posted by Nattyboy
I have a brand new in the box set of ducati performance SS hi level titanium cans I can do a nattyboy spesh on ;)

U2U if interested mate

Nat

Can you now? And what diameter might they be? :)

Nattyboy
25-Oct-2005, 21:15
Standard slip ons mate...dont make me measure..ive just packed them all away in the loft !!!

Cheers
Nat

Glyn
25-Oct-2005, 22:19
your in nottingham
nelly at cornerspeed of course

carlfoster
26-Oct-2005, 16:11
what about hi-levels for the 583 guys? mine has OE dooocati silencers at the moment.

rear sets?

Thanks,

Carl.

skidlids
26-Oct-2005, 16:38
I adapted rearsets feom other bikes for my #88 bike and also for Senna3's #3 bike both of which are Supersport models.
Hi level pipe, well Senna3's is a under seat job done by him self, mine isn't strictly a high level pipe but sweeps upwards along way to give loads of ground clearance, mine is fitted to standard down pipes using a Viper Exhaust link pipe available from Bike It and if you want one, or two even if you have a monster have a word with Scooter916 as he is a outlet for there stuff and rides bike #13 in DD

Tonio600
26-Oct-2005, 16:59
Message original : skidlids
I adapted rearsets feom other bikes for my #88 bike and also for Senna3's #3 bike both of which are Supersport models.

Hi Skid,
I don't remember, what frame you're running, SS or Monster? Maybe you can advice me on the cheapest way for me to find rearsets for my Monster. Do you think I could use SS(ie ?) rearsets as well?

Cheers
Tonio

skidlids
26-Oct-2005, 17:05
Originally posted by skidlids
I adapted rearsets feom other bikes for my #88 bike and also for Senna3's #3 bike both of which are Supersport models.

Tonio your Englishe reading abilities is worse than I thought
Supersport = SS (NOT MONSTER)

Senna3's are a set of rearsets from a Fireblade that I adapted. Mine are based on Harris ones from a ZX9R.

Not sure which frame you have Tonio is it the early Monster frame based on the 851

AK
26-Oct-2005, 17:07
Originally posted by skidlids
I.... mine is fitted to standard down pipes using a Viper Exhaust link pipe available from Bike It

AK is also an agent for them - through work:)

tho we use MHP cans

skidlids
26-Oct-2005, 17:13
Originally posted by CK and AK
Originally posted by skidlids
I.... mine is fitted to standard down pipes using a Viper Exhaust link pipe available from Bike It

AK is also an agent for them - through work:)

tho we use MHP cans

Thats why both AK and Glyn both speak to my friend Lyn on the phone when ordering parts. About time we all tried to talk her into talking her other half Jim into entering DD.

Tonio600
26-Oct-2005, 17:44
Message original : skidlids
Originally posted by skidlids
I adapted rearsets feom other bikes for my #88 bike and also for Senna3's #3 bike both of which are Supersport models.

Tonio your Englishe reading abilities is worse than I thought
Supersport = SS (NOT MONSTER)

Sorry mate... I thought you were saying the rearsets come from SS bikes. I tried to play rugby in England amongst English people yesterday, my brain is still out of order...

Originally posted by skidlidsNot sure which frame you have Tonio is it the early Monster frame based on the 851

No idea. It's a year 1999 bike. But some friends of mine told me I can fit 888 rearsets, does it speak to you? If so I should better search 888 rearsets than asking if I can fit SS ones :lol::lol:

skidlids
26-Oct-2005, 21:03
Tonio here is a pic of both rear ends, the one on the left is the earlier one similar to a 851, the one on the right is from a 2002 monster and is similar to a ST

phil_h
26-Oct-2005, 21:13
I think the best option for rearsets is for us all to be nice to fil2's mate who made some neat ones for the SSes.
They are simple, robust and with easily replaceable parts.
It would be really easy to have different mounting plates to suit the monster.
If anybody wants pics of rearsets on an SS, an 888 or a monster, with dimensions to compare them ... I will go and take some, cos I have one of all of the above :bouncy: (well, sort of)

Tonio600
26-Oct-2005, 21:41
Message original : skidlids
Tonio here is a pic of both rear ends, the one on the left is the earlier one similar to a 851, the one on the right is from a 2002 monster and is similar to a ST

Cheers Skid.
My Monster(s) are like the left pix. So I assume the right pix matches the injected bikes, starting with the S4...

So it means the 851 / 888 have the same rearsets mounting points than my bikes?

skidlids
26-Oct-2005, 22:11
I can't be certain Tonio but I suspect you can use 851 based rearsets.

Heijira Racing owned and run by Derek Chittenden based at Manor Farm Gawcot, Bucks made Phils rearsets and no doubt he would make ones for monsters as well if he was given a pattern.