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Thanks JackAttack for the quick response and delivery. The product arrived well-packaged and in very good condition. If you have anything else to sell I would be interested.

No problem, I figured as much.

Ok, what's the best way to communicate with you privately? I'll probably use Paypal. I'm in Canada though, and the mail union is on strike so it will have to be sent via UPS, Fedex, whatever service is easiest for you.

Jack is this $USD?

Yep, figured it out and will be sending them along before the spring rush. Looking forward to a great summer.

appliance821 thanks for your reply. In fact I measured the front sag myself in October and found it was 45 mm, so indeed too soft. My biggest and stupidest challenge now is to support and balance i so I can remove the forks to bring them to Stadium Suspension here in Quebec. He knows this...

Thanks for all the feedback, I've read all the replies a few times and it's greatly, greatly appreciated. Yes, I had also read about the difference between the two forks in the original suspension thread, another reason I'd rather deal with someone who knows what they're doing. It's been a long...

100%. You also answered my question about the 25-30 mm measurements for the front, so I'm just going to re-measure it myself. I used to do it all the time for previous bikes but I've gotten lazy. Plus they had adjustable suspensions.

Yes, I got that from the long suspension thread. I think investing in cartridges is smarter. Dumb question: is front sag still supposed to be around 25 - 30 mm, and is that for all types of bikes including off-road? You got me thinking about touring or sport. Do motards have "dual-sport"...

Yes, that's what's bothering me. I bought it new off the showroom floor in 2017 and only have 16,000 km on it. Seems weird to have bought a new bike with shot forks. No blown seals or anything obvious, and anyway I don't ride that aggressively anymore.

Greetings. I hope someone with experience will take the time to give me some feedback here. I have a 2016 hyperstrada, and decided to bring it to my local suspension guy to measure the sag and see if a suspension upgrade would be a good idea. I'd like to see what can be done to improve...

Great way to pass a few months!

Thanks very much for the responses. I think I'm going to give it a try and see how it feels. N4 I would LOVE to upgrade the suspension but I read some very good older posts here and I'll have to save up for that. Badtothebown I see you have an RC51. I had a 2003 SP-2 back in the day, and I...

I wonder about maybe raising the forks (lowering the front) on my HS 939 just a touch for better turn-in. I notice I do have to manhandle the bike a bit in the twisties compared to my previous bike. I did a search but couldn't find anything in this forum, in fact I found people who wanted to...

What a great quote. You are a poet. I'm feeling better and better about this new bike of mine.

:D

This is a really nice seat Zibbit, how are you finding it comfort-wise?

Thanks. I need something that doesn't have the raised rear passenger portion so I can move back a little. I suspect I'll be getting it re-upholstered.

"Baby" multistrada doesn't interest me. Same 939 engine in a bigger, heavier package. Zzzzzz.

Hello everyone, this is my 7th bike, and my first Ducati. I'm very happy to have found this forum. I love the engine! I'm using Search for: Seat - I have long legs and find myself wanting to slide further back on the seat. So far I'm not finding much in the way of seat options. Also...