M900Sie (2000) parts for sale

[sparkyman]

...raising funds for project so have a small collection of M900Sie (2000) parts up for sale;

Standard Airbox
K&N Panel Filter
Brembo 3-spoke Lightweight wheels
Brembo 320mm 6-Bolt discs
Alloy swingarm - SOLD
Suspension Hoop - SOLD
Suspension Rocker
Fuel tank - SOLD
Seat Unit - SOLD
Carbon Seat Cowl - SOLD
Carbon Belly Pan - SOLD
Carbon Hugger - SOLD
Renthal 758 Ultra Low Bars - SOLD
Floating Rear Brake Assy. - SOLD
Mirrors - SOLD
Downpipes & collector
Original SIlencers - SOLD

Just ask for anything not listed ....

PM me your offers - some now listed on eBay

[Blah blah]

PM sent about the disks...

Edit, you've already sent me one :mand:

[bobbertandsammy]

do you have a fuel sender?

[Wildfire]

Any details on the wheels? Are they lightweight "specials" (forged etc.), as I recall the standard wheels are Brembo.

[sparkyman]

Hi,

Have to admit I am not familiar with the M900Sie, in fact this is my first Ducati, but previous ownerused the exact same term as you, advising me they were "lightweight specials", but they are definitely Brembo as the name is cast in to the spokes.

How would I differentiate between standard and lightweight wheels

30.7166.00 BREMBO cast into spoke (front wheel)
30.7172.00 BREMBO cast into spoke (Rear wheel)

[Saint aka ML]

Do you have fully floating rear brake if so how much?

[sparkyman]

Hi - are you looking for just the disc, or caliper and hanger as well ?

PM me as I'll pick up your messages quicker .....

[Nottsbiker]

2nd dibs if Saint don't have it depending on price

[Saint aka ML]

Pm sent to you

[sparkyman]

Apologies Notts - Sold to Saint ...

[Nottsbiker]

No worries didn't expect a trick / rare item like that to hang around :)

[sparkyman]

bump.......

[Saint aka ML]

Brake arrived, nice. Thx

[sparkyman]

Glad to hear you've received it.

I have a standard Airbox and a K&N Panel Filter available - added to the list at the top of this thread.

Also listed a few items on eBay ....

[jonzi]

If you put the wheels up for sale on the DSC you'd probably get a sale.

DesmoDue can now use wets so people are always after a spare set of light weight wheels

[sparkyman]

excuse my ignorance, but what is DSC ?

At this stage I'm also not 100% sure if my "lightweights" are what is generally considered as "lightweight" ?

Previous owner advised the wheel were "Brembo lightweights", but others here have suggested they are standard....

...and I don't know how to tell the difference with tyres on ?

[jonzi]

https://www.ducatisportingclub.com/

On the light weight wheels, the spokes are thinner at the rim end.

Or fatter. I can never remember!

[jonzi]

Just checked my bike and they appear to be thinner at the rim end. And they are lightweight

[Darren69]

Don't they have more pointy spokes? If that's the correct description. The radius of the spokes is steeper on the later 3 spokes iirc.

[sparkyman]

Jonzi - any chance of a photo so I can compare .... ?

[jonzi]

Sorry I dont have a better picture!

http://i.imgur.com/bqWoXR5.jpg

If they are the same as those, and I am pretty sure mine are the lighter weight ones, then I can make a post on the DD facebook group and direct people here if you want

[slob]

...be lighter if you scraped all that turf out of the fairings ;-)

By having the thicker (heavier) section of spoke near the hub the gyroscopic effect of the wheel is reduced, allowing the bike turn quicker.
Also the inertia of the rim is reduced allowing quicker acceleration and deceleration.

I think the spoke change occured around 1998, both types of wheels are stock. The later wheels (5.5" rear rim) are similar in weight to the cast 5 spokes used on the S4.

[jonzi]

...be lighter if you scraped all that turf out of the fairings ;-

That better?

I now use the exhaust as a flower pot

http://i.imgur.com/7HnTuCw.jpg

[sparkyman]

Thanks for the photos, but still cant identify.

May have to pop the tyre of the rear soon, so maybe weighing the rear would identofy if standard or lightweight.

Trouble is, would then need a definitive reference of Aluminium & Magnesium alloy 3-Spoke weights ?