rear sets

Dominic Clegg · 13-Dec-2005, 23:43

does any one do some realy cheap ones i.e. home made

phoenix n max · 13-Dec-2005, 23:56

Just bought some direct from Italy for £114 brand new. They look nice on photo but i'll wait to see what they are like when they turn up.

phil_h · 14-Dec-2005, 13:02

Dominic - There were some produced as a one off last year, but apparently the bloke isnt keen to do any more cos he didnt make any money out of them !

Lin - where are you getting yours from ?
I'm just in the middle of rigging up some home made ones for the ex-rattler, but I'm having probs getting the high-level pipes back far enough to clear my boots !

Tonio600 · 14-Dec-2005, 13:04

Have done mine, will post some pix after Christmas (when I have a digital camera

). I've made them to have exactly the same position than with the Rizoma ones, I liked it.

phoenix n max · 14-Dec-2005, 13:47

Quote:

Originally posted by phil_h

Lin - where are you getting yours from ?

From this guy :

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/kit-ducati-mon...QQcmdZViewItem

antonye · 14-Dec-2005, 17:40

Quote:

Originally posted by phil_h
Dominic - There were some produced as a one off last year, but apparently the bloke isnt keen to do any more cos he didnt make any money out of them !

It wasn't that he didn't make any money - they actually only cost me a fiver to cover the raw materials - it just wasn't worth his time to knock out lots of sets because it took too long and therefore the associated cost in time would have been too high.

There have been lots of solutions offered up on the board, from simple plates that anyone could make at home, through to links to cheap rearsets that get knocked out of a cnc machine at a rate of a few hundred an hour!

TP · 14-Dec-2005, 17:44

Quote:

Originally posted by phoenix n max
From this guy :

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/kit-ducati-mon...QQcmdZViewItem

Doubtless I'm telling you to suck eggs but don't forget to plug the holes in those pegs.

phoenix n max · 14-Dec-2005, 18:12

Yup Tp but I ain't a granny yet you know

Had to do it to the ones on Max as well.

phil_h · 14-Dec-2005, 22:07

I picked up a set almost identical to those dp ones (which are on the ex-rattler) earlier in the year.

Unfortunately for me they only raise the pegs slightly, and I need them further back.
Here's a comparison pic of :
ss rearsets, ss std, 888 std, monster rearsets

I'm heading in the direction of rearsets for the monster that are v similar in positioning to the ss std plates.
ie almost identical to the ones antonye organised last season !

[Edited on 14-12-2005 by phil_h]

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13-Dec-2005, 23:43	#1
Dominic Clegg Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,354 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Bradford Mood: DD 2006: 4th Top Rookie. DD 2007: 2nd Class B. DD 2008: 2nd Class B. rear sets does any one do some realy cheap ones i.e. home made Reply

13-Dec-2005, 23:56	#2
phoenix n max Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,213 Join Date: Dec 2004 Just bought some direct from Italy for £114 brand new. They look nice on photo but i'll wait to see what they are like when they turn up. Reply

14-Dec-2005, 13:04	#4
Tonio600 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,379 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Dorking, Surrey. Mood: What a wonderful world. Have done mine, will post some pix after Christmas (when I have a digital camera ). I've made them to have exactly the same position than with the Rizoma ones, I liked it. Reply

14-Dec-2005, 18:12	#8
phoenix n max Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,213 Join Date: Dec 2004 Yup Tp but I ain't a granny yet you know Had to do it to the ones on Max as well. Reply