what wheels for nc35/30
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what wheels for nc35/30
hi i have been browsing the threads and i noticed there are a few different wheels being used... oem, pvm, marchesini and carbon ones.
i am wondering what wheels are best for their money? also what other wheels will fit the nc30/35 any ducati wheels or triumph wheels?
i am wondering what wheels are best for their money? also what other wheels will fit the nc30/35 any ducati wheels or triumph wheels?
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
I don't know a great deal on the subject being new to the V4 world, but I am pretty sure VFR750R Rear Rims fit - to give you a 17" tyre size, however i not sure if it would need machining or no.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
The 5 spoke vfr rear needs a modified hub from rick oliver , other brands such as pvm , dymag , magtek ect are much the same but it just depends on whats available at the time .
Prices seem to vary , nc35 rear from £200+ , dymag , pvm ect from £500-£1000 . They make decent money.
I have a pair of 3 spoke pvm s from a rs250 which fit with minor modifications.
From what i have read you dont really want to much past a 5.5" rear as it can be done but seems to involve alot more work.
Some say you need a 520 chain conversion and a sprocket spacer kit , i guess i will find out soon.
Prices seem to vary , nc35 rear from £200+ , dymag , pvm ect from £500-£1000 . They make decent money.
I have a pair of 3 spoke pvm s from a rs250 which fit with minor modifications.
From what i have read you dont really want to much past a 5.5" rear as it can be done but seems to involve alot more work.
Some say you need a 520 chain conversion and a sprocket spacer kit , i guess i will find out soon.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
what do you want to do is the best way to answer that question.webby16 wrote:hi i have been browsing the threads and i noticed there are a few different wheels being used... oem, pvm, marchesini and carbon ones.
i am wondering what wheels are best for their money? also what other wheels will fit the nc30/35 any ducati wheels or triumph wheels?
Is it a race bike or a road bike? and is it nc30 or nc35
You can still get BT090's in the stock NC30 18" size that are sticky enough for every road condition I can think of.
Track you might be better with something else but depends on bike / use / etc
Bit more info is needed I think
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
Oh and as for other makes of bike fitting , i bought i pair of daytona/speed triple wheels and they were complely different, luckily i sold them for more than i bought them for , although i think the ducati rears can be modified/adapted to fit
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
no the RC30 rear wheel does not fit.ashj258 wrote:I don't know a great deal on the subject being new to the V4 world, but I am pretty sure VFR750R Rear Rims fit - to give you a 17" tyre size, however i not sure if it would need machining or no.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
Not seen one for a while but a while back the 17inch rear wheel from a bros/revere was a popular choice on trackbikes possibly need modded to fit. Doesn't look right on an nc30 road bike IMHO but that's another.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
NSR250 MC28 wheels also fit, if you can find an SP rear magtek it has a small amount of magnesium and is lighter than a standard RVF wheel....not cheap and hard to find though.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
Really ?, Ahh i Saw a NC30 with a 750 wheel, maybe they had done the swingarm mod as well ?CRM wrote:no the RC30 rear wheel does not fit.ashj258 wrote:I don't know a great deal on the subject being new to the V4 world, but I am pretty sure VFR750R Rear Rims fit - to give you a 17" tyre size, however i not sure if it would need machining or no.
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Re: what wheels for nc35/30
That would be from a VFR750, not the VFR750R (RC30)ashj258 wrote:Really ?, Ahh i Saw a NC30 with a 750 wheel, maybe they had done the swingarm mod as well ?CRM wrote:no the RC30 rear wheel does not fit.ashj258 wrote:I don't know a great deal on the subject being new to the V4 world, but I am pretty sure VFR750R Rear Rims fit - to give you a 17" tyre size, however i not sure if it would need machining or no.
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