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Ohhhh ok, thought wheels might be different cause the front rotors are spaced out further, but I guess it's a spacer or something......thanks for the reply.
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if you mean axle size, yes...late model 1098, 1198 and 1199 have the same axle diameter...thankful for that, my reverse Pitbull I just got for my 1198 will work on my new baby lol
I actually think I like the 1198 wheels over the STD Pani tho..gotta see em in person
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Rear wheel good to fit straight on.
Front WILL need a spacer either side as the hub width is greater on the 1199.
Also you will need a phonic wheel (ABS sensor) fitted to the disc too. These are currently out of stock at the factory.
Front WILL need a spacer either side as the hub width is greater on the 1199.
Also you will need a phonic wheel (ABS sensor) fitted to the disc too. These are currently out of stock at the factory.
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Word is that my local dealer got a base, an S and 2 Tri in today. I'll call and confirm tomorrow.
Spacers required for the discs as the hub is wider on 1199 see photos
and wheel spacers as well for the same reason.
phonic wheel not required as you already have it to swap over
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just covered 100 miles today no more smoking on start up , still hesitant at firing up tho but does bite eventually but when it does man does it sing, quick shifter is brilliant and u will still lose your licence running it in at 6000 revs not problem there, all in all stonking bit of kit
LED side runners on all the time, low beam is not on at the same time as main
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is this a BASE model with tricolore fairing?? or am i crazy
No you are correct Base with Tri rear panels,nose and lh/rh uppers
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Ahh, I see, thanks bolds. Are you gonna swap the for the full LEDs?
No- LED Headlights way too pricey and you need new clockset as well
+ weighs about 1.5kgs more and i wont ride at night either
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Oops, sorry, I think I might've asked you that already. Thanks in any case! Why the new clockset though?
It is how the LEDs operate differently to the std lights, it was still cheaper for the factory to put a different dash and normal lights on base versions than LEDs on all models
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So give us the trick on how you put your LEDs inside the std headlights.
Also, Does you low beams come on at all?
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I apologise but, I feel clueless right now
what do you refer to as "side runners" and also dip?
I though the only thing on the STD that was LED were the front blinker and rear tail light
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