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916, 99*, 748 wheels on a multistrada ?? Is it possible to use 916 wheels on a multistrada ? Can I keep the same front and rear calipers ? Do I need spacers or different hubs etc for the front or rear ? Do you forsee any other problems ? Thanks :roll: [Edited on 27-4-2004 by fiirestorm] |
So far what I have read is that the rear wheel fits fine, but the front needs a spacer to align the disc/rotor to the calipers. My primary reason for asking is so that I can use normal disc carrier and floating disks in the attempt to get rid of the brake shudder. Perhaps also if the wheel is lighter it will make a difference as the unsprung weight would be different. My Ducati dealer seems impotent or unwilling to fix the problem - I'm getting fed up of it. :| fiirestorm |
Yes, you can use the 916 series wheels on a Multistrada. But... You'll need a new front axle tube, spacer and a new pair of 'standard' discs to replace the spoke-mounted ones fitted as OE. All the parts are available off the shelf. Cheers. Lee. http://www.monstershop-ducati.co.uk |
I'm sure I read that the Multistrada wheels are lighter than the 999 wheels anyway. I've had my Multi for nearly a year & 6500 miles, & I only felt the brake shudder once, & that was at about 2 mph while parking it. it's strange why some people suffer this & some don't. |
I reckon I might have a spindle and spacer somewhere that I could sell? |
yes, the above posts are correct, I was thinking of keeping my Marchesinis but when isaw the weight advantage against my the standard, I thought why bother? A spacer is needed for the front. But in saying that....... the brake judder can be cured, Ducati have released another compound of brake pad, - by the look of it and the fact that some people get it and some don't it must be down to how the brakes are bedded in in the first place. I believe the general consensous is that it is best not to be too careful with the front brake, - and brake hard from time to time to stop the glaze. |
Ian.... .....does this mean that you might sell me your mags? Tim:frog: |
sorry Tim they went with the 916 in the end... :( They will be at the track day though, - Andy who bought the bike is going I think. |
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