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Stock Red Rims and Crash Bars for 2015+ Multistrada

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Hey guys - Thinking about adding some mods to my 2015, came across bike below for sale in So Cal. I called the dealer, the bikes been sold... he mentioned that the red rims and the red crash bars are stock Ducati parts. I cant find them either on the Ducati parts site, or any other OEM parts sites for that matter.

Anybody know where I can find these?
Many thanks, Bill

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Well if by stock he means they are the original parts that the first owner sent out for red powdercoat then yes they're stock.
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I was about to say the same thing Dave... I'm unaware of any DVT that came with red wheels?
Powdercoating is a great way to give your bike some accents. Not everyone will like it but hey- fuck them. IMO this is a nice look - almost like a factory offering. If it also had the red frame it would be just about perfect (I'd lose the stick on over the clutch but that's the only addition I'd change if I bought this bike).

Is there a powdercoat option that will be durable enough to take stone strikes (the crash bars in front of the radiator get road debris)?
I agree with DaveK. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I remember this bike form another post; I like it. I think plastic-coating is probably more durable for a crash bar.
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I have red powdercoating on my crash bars. I have not seen any rock chip issues in 6500 miles of riding. Don't know where the powdercoating was done; dealer had it done. They are a bit dirty right now.

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I do like the red wheels!
If I finally decide to buy the Multistrada 950 I've been think of, I'll buy it white with red frame.
And then get the wheels painted red.
Powder coating is where is at, for my wheels. I left my crashbars original, I like the brushed steel look.


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Normally not a fan of powder coating wheels but they look great on that PP @Team Gorgonzola
Thanks all for the great comments and pics. I’ve actually found a couple of shops here in the San Francisco Bay area that do powder coating. Getting a quote of $300 for two wheels, and about $80 for the crash bars. That’s the direction I’m going to go, will show some pics when I get it done. Thanks again guys.
Thanks all for the great comments and pics. I’ve actually found a couple of shops here in the San Francisco Bay area that do powder coating. Getting a quote of $300 for two wheels, and about $80 for the crash bars. That’s the direction I’m going to go, will show some pics when I get it done. Thanks again guys.
A guy in Reno does $80 per wheel.


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