What is your favorite Ducati or aftermarket swingarm?

[MotoCreations]

DSS = Double Sided Swingarm
SSS = Single Sided Swingarm

Two conversations via the phone today with people asking "what is your favorite Ducati or aftermarket swingarm" -- and thus my posting to everyone as well.  Amazingly there are (were) a lot of options over the years and most have made it onto a Ducati Monster inevitably via Ducati itself, the aftermarket or custom builders.  (note: most won't always swap and require fabrication skills to make happen)

My two favorites are the 916 masterpiece -- it's robust and clean looking and I've swapped uncountable iterations of them over the years.  But I will admit that everytime I see the MH900e tubular singlesided swingarm -- I think it's definitely cool.

Thus my question:  "What is your favorite Ducati or aftermarket swingarm?"

[Duck-Stew]

Not listed:  2003-2006 SS1000i.e.

2nd place:  S*R in silver

3rd place:  1*98/848

[Triple J]

This one (without the hugger). I have no idea who makes it.

[NAKID]

I voted for the MH, but a close second is the asymmetrical Sport Classic DSS...

[Travman]

My favorite is the one Triple J listed above.  If I remember correctly that swingarm was made by Moto Corse and it was available from Desmoworks. 


2nd: MH900e tubular SSS
3rd: S*R done in black (like in Bill in OKC's avatar)
     
4th: Sport Classic with single sided shock

The swingarm on the Bimota DB7 looks hot too.

[junior varsity]

1st: MH900e
2nd: MotoCorse tubular DSS swingarm. The one pictured by TripleJ and Travman above.
3rd: None come close to those two. MV Agusta SSS would be up next. See Bradmiller's 999 with it installed

[junior varsity]

MV Agusta F4 swingarm on Ducati 999:

[junior varsity]

Muskrat in background in baseball hat iirc, unknown person behind him further with arsty-guy hat.

[Ohmic]

1. MH900e. Guess i'm bias 
2. I have to say any of the 916 base sss are awesome. 1098's, Hyper & Multi. I especially like the 1098's "beefier" look. Love how the welds shows. Ducati did a good job not painting it.

[MotoCreations]

MV Agusta F4 swingarm on Ducati 999:

It's an aftermarket swingarm based upon the style of the MV Agusta F4 swingarm. (An MV Agusta swingarm uses a frame pivot -vs- enginecase pivot and would be difficult at best to modify to work on a Ducati) They were available when the 999 was first introduced but for an insane price.  A customer had one on his 999S.  If I remember right, it was made by Febur and they were cast in magnesium. 

[brad black]

851 tricolore kit

[junior varsity]

It's an aftermarket swingarm based upon the style of the MV Agusta F4 swingarm. (An MV Agusta swingarm uses a frame pivot -vs- enginecase pivot and would be difficult at best to modify to work on a Ducati) They were available when the 999 was first introduced but for an insane price.  A customer had one on his 999S.  If I remember right, it was made by Febur and they were cast in magnesium. 

That is most likely what he did. I'll ask more next time I see him, but I'd venture a guess that you're spot on. Its makes my mouth sweat either way.

[supertjeduc]

Not so very expansive anymore
http://cgi.ebay.de/Magnesium-swingarm-SBK-Ducati-748-916-996-998-Febur_W0QQitemZ170420607184QQcmdZViewItemQQptZRicambi_e_Accessori_Moto?hash=item27addc18d0

[fasterblkduc]

My fav., not listed...GP10 carbon fiber.

[Bill in OKC]

It was the S*R tubular SSS that sucked me in to my first and (so far) only Ducati purchase.  I couldn't take my eyes off of that swingarm and then the rest of the bike started coming into focus.  Now I've got one more obsession I never saw coming.