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That's hardly new, the orginal Multistrada wheels are completely interchangable with the 848, 1098, 1198 they all use the same size nut and are...
You could trick it on the old ones with a spring and some washers, to create enough resistance to make it think it's opening something.
I have MWR and the Airbox mod
I get the 1 set of luggage across multiple bikes, I have 2 gen's of Multistrada and it's a pain storing all the panniers. I guess my worry is that...
While ducati say the hub isn't servicable, there is a full youtube video out there of someone doing exactly that. It's for a panigale but I don't...
If you have the official ducati mount or a givi mount then any Givi or Shad monokey topbox should fit. I'm still using the plain black one that...
I mean the Multi V4 fuel consumption was worse that then V2's and the Streetfighter and Panigale V4's were worse that the Multi versions. So I...
Don't have the multi on it today, but do have a similar sized bike on it, which is 147cm per the manual (and my tape measure) at the front end....
Another positive review of the Skylift here. I've had it 5-6 years and it's great for me. I can load bikes on my own with relative ease,...
On the first gen you can, while it came stock with 320 it could be upgraded to 330 with some spacers. The calipera can be removed you just needed...
I've actually been impressed by them, coming from Roadtec 01SE's. On the 1260 they've been impressing me in the sub-zero temps and wading through...
Yeah, that is a bit more serious. It was a know issue on the older bikes, but resolved by 2013. I can at least say that Luigi Moto rebuilt my...
I have a 2013 that had/has this behaviour on and off since 2017. You would approach a stopping point, roll off throttle, clutch in and maybe even...
I had a good experience, but I only purchased items in stock which included some items that brembo have now discontinued and aren't available in...
You can replace/remove the caliper without removing the wheel. It's just a little tighter on space, but get the bolts lined up with gaps between...
Was looking for something else at the time, but I found this as I will be searching myself soon...
:p I just meant that would a wrap not provide better coverage than paint on the material? I am not advocating for either method.
I use Howard Leight Laser-Lite as they have one of the higher attenuation ratings and for me cut out the wind and exhaust noise, but I can still...
I used to use radios, Autocom + Kenwood and they worked great most of the time. Input options were great. But the convenience of bluetooth won out...
Wouldn't it be better to wrap them anyhow? (Not that I plan to)
