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See my reply to Lumjcaz, there’s a link there to the full story

See my answer to Lumcajz above (or below) for what was causing it.

@@paulphillips1447 can’t see the cause?

​@@David-xl9cpThese forks have two female bushes, this guy's has fallen out of the upper bush. If he had the sense to gently feel it, it would slide back in. These forks seem to run a lot of clearance so needing new seals regularly. If one carefully adjusts the clearance, oil seals will last much longer.

@@nigelmitchell351 very good point, the inner is far to far out looking again

Thats correct. The fork cap is seprated to the rod.

What I do is to take a screen shot using the phone, save as a photo, which can be sent to the bike’s owner. I also have printed suspension setting sheets which I complete manually from the data collected and hand that over. I agree it would be nice to have a professional print report facility @motool #motool

I’ll try and do that and post it up here 👍

Not negative pressure, have a look at my reply to Joseph Mizurda below.

@@paulphillips1447 I know, it was a joke

@@funkyribs 😕 it went straight over my head 🤣

Too true. Wasn’t me did the service though, but the previous owner, or at least they got someone to do it. Anyway, issue was resolved 👍

Yes. The fork cap had not been correctly screwed into the rebound adjuster and was bashing against it. Follow this link to read the full detail www.ducati.community/threads/ohlins-fork-service.26473/

Hi Mike, yep, you have to keep the Ducati App open and on the screen. The App has a Ducati Connect screensaver which moves around the screen. This saves your screen from burnout and, as it’s moving, tricks your phone into thinking you are still interacting with the screen so your phone doesn’t automatically lock itself after whatever time period you set it to do. People also complain about heat generation and the battery running down quickly when in use. However, they ought to remember the phone is doing a massive amount of calculations to constantly determine your position, keep the map updated, and throw it onto the dash via the wifi link. It’s no wonder it gets hot and the battery is used - that’s just normal imo and not a fault of DC.

Hi Mike, I’ll take a look at the vids in your channel when I get chance to sit down and watch them fully 👍. To answer your questions, and I stress this is all in my personal experience and I know some do experience issues; 1. I haven’t experienced (yet) any connection issues/aborts whilst riding, of either the wifi connection for the DC App or the Bluetooth connection for the phone. 2. When the bike is shut down eg to pay for fuel the Bluetooth connection for the phone connects automatically, the wifi connection for the DC App has to be made by opening the DC App on the phone again, accepting the ‘connect’ and then all is good (for me). Admittedly it would be better if it wasn’t necessary to have to accept the ‘connect’ and that it happened automatically as with any other known wifi network. 3. I can’t comment on call handling whilst using Sygic as I usually set my phone to not accept calls whilst riding but I will experiment and feed back.

Thanks.

Yep, Cork CoCo resurfaced the stretch from the entrance to Nature reserve up towards the Ewe Gardens early last year and it's an excellent surface now - their contractors did a good job for once. From Ewe Gardens to the tunnels is the same as it has been for few years rough asphalt but not too bad, them from the tunnels down the other side to Bonane is excellent as well since a couple of years back. That's a tough cycle - fair play to you.