Alloy swing arm rear covers

[dacs]

Photo of my M750 with alloy swing arm from an S4 fitted -



the shiny gold end plates are after-market, I want a pair of original ones. For some reason, those fitted to the swingarm used for the S4, 900ie & 750Sie Monsters have different part nos for right and left (373.1.002.1A and 373.1.004.1A respectively) and the right hand one is no longer available from Ducati. Anyone have a pair they wish to sell?

[Darren69]

Originally Posted by dacs

Photo of my M750 with alloy swing arm from an S4 fitted -



the shiny gold end plates are after-market, I want a pair of original ones. For some reason, those fitted to the swingarm used for the S4, 900ie & 750Sie Monsters have different part nos for right and left (373.1.002.1A and 373.1.004.1A respectively) and the right hand one is no longer available from Ducati. Anyone have a pair they wish to sell?

I think they are the standard ones, at least they look the same as my S4 ones. What makes you think they are aftermarket?

[Mr Gazza]

The difference is that the sprocket side one is shaved off flush with the arm to help miss the sprocket nuts.

Good luck with the hunt.

Yep, they look stock to me too.

[dacs]

Thanks for the replies - I assumed they were after market because they didn't look like ones on my M1000. But they wouldn't match anyway, cos by 2004 the end caps matched, ie the same part no. for each side. Does at least make the search easier, as I only need to find a righthand one, that's the one that has a small nick out of it.

[Dukedesmo]

Originally Posted by Darren69

I think they are the standard ones, at least they look the same as my S4 ones. What makes you think they are aftermarket?

Indeed, I have a (spare) set of these that came with a swingarm that I bought and I'd be happy to part with them but, they are gold coloured/look identical to yours, AFAIK they are genuine M900 - and the sprocket side is machined away on the inside.