Hypermotard 1100 Paddock Stand

[jimszx14]

Guys, I am new to this Ducti thing. Can someone please tell me if a paddock stand fitting a 848,916,996,998 will fit my Hypermotard Evo. I am having trouble finding one at a reasonable price in Australia but one of the manufactures has one that fits the above at a good price.

[popmonkey]

Originally Posted by jimszx14

Guys, I am new to this Ducti thing. Can someone please tell me if a paddock stand fitting a 848,916,996,998 will fit my Hypermotard Evo. I am having trouble finding one at a reasonable price in Australia but one of the manufactures has one that fits the above at a good price.

if you're talking about the rear stand then yes. single sided swingarm ducs can use the same stand. my 916 and my 1100hm use the same pitbull stand.

[doon]

Originally Posted by jimszx14

Guys, I am new to this Ducti thing. Can someone please tell me if a paddock stand fitting a 848,916,996,998 will fit my Hypermotard Evo. I am having trouble finding one at a reasonable price in Australia but one of the manufactures has one that fits the above at a good price.

It will fit a Ducati but not a Ducti

Welcome

[jimszx14]

Thanks guys.

[joelpatrol]

C'mon Doon.........stop pickin on the Aussies. He did say he was a newbie. Takes us Aussies awhile to learn to spell new words.
At least goin fast comes naturally over here.

[remery]

Where did you find one Jim? I'm in Perth and would like to have one so I don't have to chase my bike down the road with a can of chain lube.

[johnchypermotard]

Originally Posted by jimszx14

Guys, I am new to this Ducti thing. Can someone please tell me if a paddock stand fitting a 848,916,996,998 will fit my Hypermotard Evo. I am having trouble finding one at a reasonable price in Australia but one of the manufactures has one that fits the above at a good price.

998/996/916/848/748, Monster 1100, Monster S4R, Monster S2R, Multistrada 1000, and M900E rear stands will fit a hypermotard, as they all share the same rear axel inside diameter dimensions.

but some of the newer single-sided swingarm model ducatis DO NOT have the same inner diameter axel dimension (like the 1098, 1198, streetfighter, etc...) as they have a larger rear axel size.

[vladimir]

Originally Posted by remery

Where did you find one Jim? I'm in Perth and would like to have one so I don't have to chase my bike down the road with a can of chain lube.

I got a red one from Kaneg in Australia. Free Shipping Australia Wide.

They also offer discounts (20-50%) to members of PerthStreetBikes.

See here.

I bought a red one for my Hyper 1100, and it works well and arrived in only a few days. Just tell them the bike and they will ship it with the correct spindle (the cylinder which goes inside the wheel).

Was much cheaper than a ducati branded one ~$300 AUD.

vlad.

[jimszx14]

Guys, I do have trouble spelling Ducati, having been a Japanese bike man all my life my fingers do shake when typing Ducati.
As mentioned above Kaneg is the place that has stands at a reasonable price. I have had a front and rear stand from Kaneg for about 5 years now for my Jap bikes. They work well and the service is very good.

[Rikosintie]

Originally Posted by joelpatrol

C'mon Doon.........stop pickin on the Aussies. He did say he was a newbie. Takes us Aussies awhile to learn to spell new words.
At least goin fast comes naturally over here.

At least two Aussies named Troy sure are fast on a Ducati!
Michael