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Old 15-04-2014, 04:18 PM   #136
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Blimey you do ask a lot of questions

if the quality was bad they would not be in my bike
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Old 15-04-2014, 04:30 PM   #137
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Haha. They look really nice on t'web.

Sorry another question, any tips on replacing them or is it pretty straight forward ?

Cheers !
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Old 15-04-2014, 04:31 PM   #138
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even you could fit them

yep they are very easy to fit

Buy some threadlock though
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Old 15-04-2014, 04:44 PM   #139
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Thank you !!!!!
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Old 25-08-2014, 09:09 AM   #140
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Hi Cobra88,

first of all: what a gorgeous bike that you had the patience to put together. Or should I say: the passion to put together?

I am thinking of building from scratch a 1100evo project with Oehlins suspension front and rear. You have very nicely detailed some of the important steps to do so. Thank you very much for that!

I was wondering, the 1100evo comes with ABS as default. However, most 1100s models that I have seen do not have ABS (if I remember correctly on the the last year - 2010? would have had ABS). Hence, my question: did your Oehlins fork come with ABS mounts? Where does the sensor go? Or did you get rid of ABS altogether?

I know that this sounds a bit like nit-picking, but in my experience it is these small details that can cost me months and a lot of (unnecessary) cash.

Have a good ride - and safe!
Mike
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Old 25-08-2014, 09:45 AM   #141
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Hi Mike

I kept the ABS as it works great and even after 34 years riding it can stop shorter than I can first time
in an emergency .

All M1100 evo have ABS.

the ABS will fit fine as it's all mounted on a sub assembly that fits between the mudguard and forks.

Good luck finding a set of Ohlins S forks as it took me 2 years to find a set (eBay.de)

your only problem will be finding 848 brake discs as the Ohlins forks have the calipers spaced 10mm
further apart.

I ended up fitting 330 mm 1098/1199 Discs as they are far more common on eBay.

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Old 25-08-2014, 11:02 AM   #142
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Thank you Cobra!

I will see what I can find. Wow! It took you 2 years to find a set of Ohlins forks! I can imagine that it is most risky to find a set that is not damaged - hence, not bent or scratched. I know from a friend, that there are people who had accidents and then try to sell as much of their bikes as possible - even damaged parts.

Have a safe ride!
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Old 25-08-2014, 01:14 PM   #143
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Hi Mike

The biggest problem finding the Forks is they are sought after mod for the Sport Classic Ducati
so they go for £2000 plus and straight to the USA.

they are pretty rare for that reason I think
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