I have always run Ohlins on everything. It is what I know, what my guy specializes in, etc. But I have to say, that suspension looks cool as ..... The fork adjusters look like something out of a spaceship.
Thought we could compare our knobs .
Good stuff for trying something different . I have always used Ohlins on all my other race bikes but have gone down the Mupo path with this new bike and Im really glad I gave it a go for me it's been excellent .
Thought we could compare our knobs .
Yep the cartridge kit . Your knob looks kinda weird .
Yep the cartridge kit . Your knob looks kinda weird .
So i have been told
Think my knob is bigger.
Is it the cartridge kit as well, or full forks?
Here's what the Mupo full superbike forks look like:
I've been running them all season and they're incredible, but not "plug and play" they take some work to get set up.
When I saw the price of Bitubo forks, I thought I would just stick to cartridges no matter how good they were. I assume yours are about priced the same.
The Bridgestone sticker would suggest your running that tire, so how do you find them over the others on the 899? I am soon buying some slicks, and Pirelli is all I know.
I actually switched to the Pirelli's mid-season this year and I like them a lot, the Superbike Slick. I was running the Bridgestone V01 slicks when my bike was an 899 last year, and after swapping the engine to an 1199R this year I switched to the V02 slicks. Those tires have good grip and life, and I was not unhappy with them. With the Pirellis I just felt they had more feel, particularly the front, and I had more confidence in them. I think you can never go wrong with Pirellis on a Ducati Superbike, considering that is the tire that Ducati does all of their development and testing with.