2014 1199R Corse Rake Angle Kit
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No . It makes little difference
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It does feel much taller in the rear.
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Go for a ride. See how it feels. If you have jacked up the rear steering will be much quicker
I reckon W will be correct and you will not feel much
When I got my bike back in May 2012 I tried to lower the seat height because I am a short ass
I lowered the rear 12 mm
Went for a ride
It slowed the steering that much I put it back as quick as I could
Took the rubber bungs out of the seat instead
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I rode to new tire at the track and it felt taller in the pits. I crashed on my third lap so I never got a real feel for the superbike slicks. I was coming off of the Pirelli pro slick, which is oem size. The crash was completely my fault, I realize that. Just curious if anyone running expert speeds had any feedback on setup. I probably have a lot of bad habits from my years is motocross.
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Ducati.com says the 2015 Panigale R has 24 degree rake. Where are you getting 23.5 from?
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I will have to look it up, but was either from another members postings/findings on here or one of the other many ducati forums I go on.
Also,
If you notice the actual 2015 1199R Bush kit has a totally different no to the 2013/14 24 degree kit.
The member stated its what he knew/found out and was 23.5 degree and not 24 degree as stated by ducati ???
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2015 R will give you the decreased rake and +5mm in wheelbase. As the cups are offset further 5mm
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Any chance anyone has the part numbers for the R swing arm pivot change for the non R bikes? Also how does the rear esentric effect geometry? Where are you guys running the esentric? I'm trying to learn.
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Here is the parts list. Some of the screws from the base can be used. I'm having GMD ATL setup the geometry so that the rake a trail are where they are suppose to be.
R specific parts(Right side)
-(12)x2 - 77157238B SCREW TCEIF M8X20 (Get off old bike)
- 8291B731AA - RIGHT HOLDER
Left side
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8291B721AA LEFT HOLDER
(10)77157238B SCREW TCEIF M8X20 (Get off old bike)
(24)77157288B SCREW TCEIF M8X35
(25)77214151AA SCREW
R specific parts
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(1)75610332AA OUTSIDE SPACER ECCENTRIC
(2)70250451A BEARING (x2)
(3)75610321AA INNER SPACER ECCENTRIC
(4)75610312AA INNER SPACER ECCENTRIC
(5)93050121A SEAL RING (x2)
(6)70140171A BEARING, NEEDLE (Set)
(7)75610301BA BUSH LEFT
(21)86050051A PIN (x2)
(22)77154459Z SCREW (x2)
(23)71114631BA BUSH, LH
(24)71114641BA COLLAR, R. SWINGARM
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You guys know that the 1299/1299S side mounts are set -4mm lower then the 1199, as per the 1199R lowest setting, so if you don't want adjustable setup, buy the 1299/1299S mounts for -4mm lower.
Also just a little note, the BSB - WSBK panny runs 20mm longer swingarm setup. Would love to know the reason for that mod.
They cut the standard arm and add on a piece from the images I seen
Also just a little note, the BSB - WSBK panny runs 20mm longer swingarm setup. Would love to know the reason for that mod.
They cut the standard arm and add on a piece from the images I seen
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