Rearsets - Page 2

phil911 · 17-Mar-2006, 19:00

Phil911

logyk · 17-Mar-2006, 19:07

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Originally posted by phil911
Phil911

Now they look just right ....in keeping.

IMHO the cyclecat rearsets don't look as though they belong !

But just myview.

Rob B · 17-Mar-2006, 19:10

Phil,

What supplier are the AX23 from?

Rgds, Rob

KeefyB · 17-Mar-2006, 19:24

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Originally posted by aka.eric
At the risk of losing the original question,according to Bike magazine:-Air Filter 92-98 900SS,851/888 same as Porsche 924,Audi100,Audi200 Mk11 Polo,and old Jaguars.Oil pressure switch same as Vauxhall Agila.Starter solenoid same as old Mini.Monster headlight only available as complete unit but same as Bosch unit for BMW R100S,glass and reflector available seperately

aka.eric · 17-Mar-2006, 20:11

Quote:

Originally posted by KeefyB

Quote:

Originally posted by aka.eric
At the risk of losing the original question,according to Bike magazine:-Air Filter 92-98 900SS,851/888 same as Porsche 924,Audi100,Audi200 Mk11 Polo,and old Jaguars.Oil pressure switch same as Vauxhall Agila.Starter solenoid same as old Mini.Monster headlight only available as complete unit but same as Bosch unit for BMW R100S,glass and reflector available seperately

Interchangeable parts

851neil · 17-Mar-2006, 21:53

so what (if any) rearsets are available for the 851 - the early frame with the the 'lugs'.
cheers

Neil

loony888 · 18-Mar-2006, 00:30

i tried a pair of monster rearsets on my 888 and they fit the boltholes but the peg was further forward than std and i tended to hit the fairing with my toes.
the very first ducati performance catalogue for the 900SS had a set of rearsets which i discovered were available through ferracci and i fit them with no problems. there is a pic of mine here,

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/xm....php?tid=29748

phil911 · 18-Mar-2006, 07:39

What supplier are the AX23 from?

---> I don't know ... sorry !!!
I ordered the kit through an independant French company two years ago.
Last week, they told me thazt this kit is still available and cost about 430 Euros / 295 £ / 720 AUD

Here is the brake side ...

Phil911

italian888 · 18-Mar-2006, 11:14

Has this independent company got a website, or address?

phil911 · 18-Mar-2006, 12:34

I don't think so ...
Interested ?????????????????

Phil911

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17-Mar-2006, 19:00	#1
phil911 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 328 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: FRANCE Mood: Privileged ... Phil911 Reply

17-Mar-2006, 19:10	#3
Rob B Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,263 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wimbourne, Dorset Mood: I'm so happyyyyyyyyyyyy Phil, What supplier are the AX23 from? Rgds, Rob Reply

17-Mar-2006, 21:53	#6
851neil Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 698 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bishop Auckland Mood: need a bike... so what (if any) rearsets are available for the 851 - the early frame with the the 'lugs'. cheers Neil Reply

18-Mar-2006, 07:39	#8
phil911 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 328 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: FRANCE Mood: Privileged ... What supplier are the AX23 from? ---> I don't know ... sorry !!! I ordered the kit through an independant French company two years ago. Last week, they told me thazt this kit is still available and cost about 430 Euros / 295 £ / 720 AUD Here is the brake side ... Phil911 Reply

18-Mar-2006, 11:14	#9
italian888 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 117 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Mood: irish & dry please Has this independent company got a website, or address? Reply

18-Mar-2006, 12:34	#10
phil911 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 328 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: FRANCE Mood: Privileged ... I don't think so ... Interested ????????????????? Phil911 Reply