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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:04   #1
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916 Ride height
God I am such a Numpty, while playing at being a bike Mechanic on my 916 I have lost about an inch in rear ride height.
This is all down to me trying to fit front and rear sprockets
and trying to understand that adjusting hub thing at the back end, god I miss my ST2.
Do I have to keep turning the adjuster untill the height comes back or what....Help...I am foooked...
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:07   #2
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im probably as much of a numpty as you but when i watched someone set up my monster, with an adjustalbe ride height bar, that is exactly what they did. just wound it out until they got the height i wanted.
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:18   #3
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contact harv748 - he sells a tool for that..
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:27   #4
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sounds like you have wound the eccentric hub round too far.
you need to have the sprocket bolt in the lower half of the adjustment
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:35   #5
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If I re-adjust will I get the ride height back or will I have to use the tie rod...?
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:40   #6
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if you have changed the amount of teeth and chain length then yes you will need to make adjustment to the ride height adjuster.
but as I said in the post above make sure you don't have the hub in the upper position or you will be chasing the impossible

[Edited on 13-1-2006 by keefer]
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 18:43   #7
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Many Thanks Keefer...
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Old 13-Jan-2006, 21:37   #8
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dst1...read the thread below and drop me a U2u..all will be explained...

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/xm...id=16584:sing:

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Old 14-Jan-2006, 18:42   #10
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The penny has finally dropped and I have sussed out how to use that bloody hub adjusting thing....

14 tooth sprocket on front 37 on rear and a renthal carrier.

Just need that ride height tool from Harv748, u2u sent.

Hope I can figure out how to use it...
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