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Ducati single 160 and or 250 info

  • 16 Nov 2025 3:43 PM
    Message # 13563548

    I recently acquired a Ducati 160 in boxes.

    I am looking forward to info as to where I

    can purchase parts for these bikes as they

    are not very common. I will need gaskets seals

    for forks ect. Thanks.

  • 13 Dec 2025 10:42 PM
    Reply # 13572765 on 13563548
    Sri

    Hi Peter, I too have a 1966 Ducati Monza in boxes and missing some parts, including both wheels. I too am finding that parts are hard to come by. Just saw an ebay sale for wheels (and they were in pretty rough shape) $329 each (not including shipping). Apparently it is a rare bike in Canada and parts are hard to come by; according to Wolgang Haerter in BC who is a source.  

    If my search comes up empty I may abandon the project. And sell off the parts.

    Sri

  • 28 Dec 2025 2:30 PM
    Reply # 13576530 on 13563548

    Hi Sri

    Yes they are rare bikes.Sorry but I don't have any extra wheels.

    Just a frame and fork parts. I'll keep an eye open in case I come across

    some wheels. Good luck. 

  • 03 Jan 2026 1:14 PM
    Reply # 13580844 on 13563548
    Dan

    Try Reza at Rez Bikes.

    https://www.rezbikes.com/

  • 26 Feb 2026 12:12 PM
    Reply # 13602651 on 13563548
    Sri

    I have tried Reza by email but haven't heard back. It was Reza that I bought the parts of the Monza from about 15 years ago. And they have been waiting for me to do something with them all these years! 

    Here's a thought, Peter. Either I buy the parts you have (if you could send me a list) or you buy what I have (I will have to inventory what I have). Let me know what you think.

    Sri

  • 27 Feb 2026 1:26 PM
    Reply # 13603181 on 13563548

    I too have a parts kit monza 160 I would buy both of the others.There are parts available internationally without the minimus rule and with tariffs (TrumP) US shipping is tres cher, the other sources are UK back to classics and Australia where shipping is also cher.



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