Well,
Will a 749 rear/front rim set-up work on a 695? Anybody ever try it?
I'm only asking because I would like to get some lighter rims, but I do not want to pay a huge amount of money for them (like OZ rims). The 749 rims seem to go for a fair price on eBay and I figured that since the bike is a DSSA I'd ask around.
Thanks!
there right now is a set of OZ rims that will fit your bike, for sale in the parts for sale... a grand :(
Quote from: nmaino on March 23, 2011, 09:39:13 PM
Well,
Will a 749 rear/front rim set-up work on a 695? Anybody ever try it?
I'm only asking because I would like to get some lighter rims, but I do not want to pay a huge amount of money for them (like OZ rims). The 749 rims seem to go for a fair price on eBay and I figured that since the bike is a DSSA I'd ask around.
Thanks!
Check the weight on your stock rim, and compare it the the weights posted here:
http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=47036.msg853914#msg853914 (http://www.ducatimonsterforum.org/index.php?topic=47036.msg853914#msg853914)
The stock 749/999 rims are pretty heavy
Yes, but it's not a direct swap.
The front wheel should slide right in, but depending on what year 695 you have, you'll need new brake calipers to go with the bigger 320mm rotors.
The rear wheel takes a bit more work. The wheel bearings are designed for a 30mm OD rear axle so you'll need to either have an axle sleeve fabbed up or swap out the wheel bearings to ones that have the same OD but a smaller ID. If the rear brake disc has a different offset (as it did on my Sport 1000) you'll need a new caliper and bracket, and a spacer to fit between the bracket and the wheel bearing to keep everything in place when you tighten down the axle.
Oh, and they only have 5 bolts on the rear disc (which triggers your speedo sensor) so there's that to deal with, too.
What are you looking to "cure" and what mods do you have now?
And a 5 bolt sprocket carrier as well
Quote from: Dan on March 24, 2011, 03:34:24 AM
And a 5 bolt sprocket carrier as well
*Should* come with the wheel, but yeah, that too.
Quote from: Buckethead on March 24, 2011, 03:51:30 AM
*Should* come with the wheel, but yeah, that too.
Most I saw on Fleabay were bare wheels, the carriers were another $75 or so