668 odd ball
- Thread starter sturoo
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- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
have you had the bike since new? If not, I would be looking to previous owners........., but, anything is possible.
Paul LeClair
Paul LeClair
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
I'd paint the rear wheel to look like the front one. The gold against the yellow looks a bit (pale)
Cosi
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- Kingscliff
Its more than likely off a ducati, they ran the same wheels, none of the Zanes had gold wheels to my knowledge
breganzane
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- NSW Australia
Cosi said:
Period Ducatis had the horrid Brembo wheels with the spokes that tapered the wrong way, and the chain was on the left. I say DPO got excited with the spray can.
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Davo
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breganzane said:
Possibly a stupid question, but, can you not turn the wheel over so that the chain sprocket is now on the other side?
blab
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- Adelaide South Australia
Depends on the cush drive,some are only set up for one way.
Cosi
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- Kingscliff
breganzane said:
They also ran Marchenisi's...
thomas@hauge.net
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- Gothenbourg, Sweden
Cosi said:
Ususally Marchesini stickers on brembo cast rims...
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Davo
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blab said:
Change the cush drive.
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
blab said:
??? Doesn't anyone ever back off these days?
Or, are we thinking of those with slipper clutches.
breganzane
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- NSW Australia
Davo said:
The spokes are angled, if turned around they 'go the wrong way'.
What I'm saying is, that aint a Ducati rim.
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
breganzane said:
Arr, he hadn't thought of that!
But I have the solution: Instead of turning it around, why not just flip it over? (bolt)
breganzane
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- NSW Australia
Or ride backwards.
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Davo
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breganzane said:
Fair cop.
Cosi
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- Kingscliff
I concede....