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Wow. As bike has just been PDI'd you'd expect everything to be torqued properly, but you never know....sounds like when I have put the spacers in...
How hard do you think it should be? Ime it takes a fair effort to move the rear wheel by hand: it doesn't just spin when it's fitted.
This is a 100 mile old bike. Take it back! :upyeah:
Skyhook will be better in 80% of cases as whatever you do with conventional suspension it's a compromise. It had to be. It's fixed at that point...
Are you turning the wheel when in gear by hand? If you are, is this easier than when in neutral? Is that what you are saying? Or, is it that you...
I am. ;)
Steviegtr I'm not sure you really understand how suspension works. Preload is used to put all suspension into the right zone for the valves and...
i'm the end of the A40 at Glos, happy to meet up sometime and have a chat :)
Check chain tension and, depending on your feet size and position, maybe move the gear lever up or down a notch Great bike, enjoy! ps most leave...
Something is broken then. Or you have the hand and arm strength of Jeremy Beadle.
TBF I have a stand that, with a tall tyre, touches the floor enough to be a problem. I had to change the stand fittings to sort it
Paddock stand is high enough to not grab the floor, right?
I bet you don't...old tech and power vs 1198 ;)
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It was.. very. But wouldn't wat to say why :p
Worked the big spoiler out before it happened. But more like 'Imagine if...' to the Mrs ;)
Must be in the immobiliser (which you're checked) or the switch loom (which you've half replaced) No wonder you are confused. What does Ducati...
Have you tried turning the motor by hand? Make sure it's it seized (long shot, normally clicks still)
Starter motor? Worth direct power to ensure it's working
Is that a bin store matey? Hardly a shed at that size.
