Ducati Sporting Club UK > Model Specific - Discussion, Technical Problems and Help > 998 / 996 / 916 / 748 > cyclecat bar risers

[rcgbob44]

I wonder if there is any reason why you could not run a small resovior like wot is fitted to the clutch thingy! after all I have the samer size units fitted to to my jota & they work fine!

Sorry about the spollig chips!

[Edited on 16-9-2005 by rcgbob44]

[Rob748]

To their credit Spareshack posted a set of hoses out to me yesterday. Took the top yoke off and took the opportunity to polish it up at the same time. Now I'm just waiting for the postman...

[Rob748]

... postman came and went, still no hoses aaaarrrggggggghhh!

[Rob748]

wahay! hoses arrived this morning.

[the phantom pieman]

so why are on here posting .....?

[zhed44]

i still haven't fitted my risers. my forearms and wrists wish i had though! let us know if comfort is improved please so i can decide whether to to fit 'em or resell 'em.

thanks

[Rob748]

Pieman - just thought I'd bring the thread to a conclusion.
Zhed44 - will let you know

[m1keyp]

They made the difference between keeping the 748 or selling it.

They made all the difference

[the phantom pieman]

Originally posted by Rob748
Pieman - just thought I'd bring the thread to a conclusion.
Zhed44 - will let you know

Just get out and do it !!

Once you have the top yoke off you are 30% done anyway ...

But do fiddle with the up and down / fore and aft settings. evetually it will feel right.

The bar end sthey supply stick out for miles ... cut them down.

As has been said made the difference between keeping and selling

[Rob748]

All done and dusted. Didn't have time to fit the hoses yesterday. Top yoke back in situ all bolts etc tightened up. Very pleased with the outcome. Theres obviously a lot of thought gone into the design and engineering of them.

Zhed44 - get them fitted, it wouldn't make sense to sell them on without using them in anycase as you'll suffer a loss anyway. Once you've fitted them you won't want to sell. Providing you follow the instructions and the useful tips posted on here you can't go wrong. Oh and you will need a rubber mallet both for taking the yoke off and putting it back on! - top tip M1keyp.

Thanks to all.