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Old 17-Mar-2009, 19:24
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Skids - as far as I can see, the earlier 900ssie arm is the same as 800 and 900 Sport steel arm. And 5 spoke wheels fit them cos my 800 Sport road bike is thus equipped atm (although not for much longer).

Find some S4 wheels - I've seen S4 wheels pop up on eBay regularly and Jim at Bike Enders has them in from time to time too. 900S, 800S 750ssie 3 spokes (although the 750 rear is a 4.5" rim) will also fit because I used them for a while until I got some more 5 spokers.

http://www.twpd.co.uk/pictures/800ss250306-1.jpg

Phil - does your bike have the underslung rear caliper?

Don't think S4 wheels will fit they have 25 axles?
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Old 18-Mar-2009, 00:21
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Well there must be some variability in them then cos I have two! And they fit. As do ST4 wheels. I guess Ducati had been playing with spare parts bin!
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Old 18-Mar-2009, 02:02
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Our latest advertisers seem to have some 5 spoke MArchi's

http://www.v-duo.co.uk/parts.html

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Old 18-Mar-2009, 07:03
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Our latest advertisers seem to have some 5 spoke MArchi's

http://www.v-duo.co.uk/parts.html

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Thanks Frank. I have contacted them about these wheels.
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It seems I'm having a similar problem. I've gor a 900ss ally swing arm (in the 600ss frame) but the rear wheel is a later addition with a 25mm bearing (my spindle it 17mm).

Does anyone know if it's possible to just replace the wheel bearings from 25 down to 17?

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Yes you can the bearings are approx 2mm wider which isn't a prob you just have to adjust the external spacer's slightly. Its what I have done with mine.

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As Phil says the answer is yes
replace the existing original fitment bearings which are

75162.2566 = 6005 2RS C3 47 X 25 X 12

with 6303 2RS C3 bearings which have the dimensions 47 X 17 X 14

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SKF-Rubber-Sea...item334a14c3ea

As Phil pointed out they are 2mm wider but have the same Outside Diameter and will fit the 17mm spindle


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Well there must be some variability in them then cos I have two! And they fit. As do ST4 wheels. I guess Ducati had been playing with spare parts bin!

Yep, sounds like it! Could be a bit pot luck then.

Thanks for all the tips and help gentlemen.
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