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Ducati Hypermotard 1100
Ducati Hypermotard 1100- (2007-Present) 1100, 1100S

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Old 20 Jun 09, 12:44 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Ok...my rear sag (static) was set from factory at 5mm. James at set up engineering (now sadly deceased) told me it should be around 10 to 15mm mine is around 12 mm.

The front is set at around 28mm. (static sag) James also said there was no point in setting rider sag in particular unless you were going to change springs for your weight.

Anyway... here's a simple guide Motorcycle Suspension Set-up

You need to remember though that HM forks have greater overall travel than sports bikes so static sag will be in a greater range. There are some good posts on ducati.ms on this. Alternatively you could take it to a suspension specialist. I intend to do this with mine in the winter. Ah yes....also...you need to make sure your tyres are pretty newish and correctly inflated before you start fiddling..

Cheers Karl
Understood, thanks for the set-up sheet too.
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