How to Remove the Shock and Swingarm on a Ducati 1198S

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @PracticalEnthusiast
    @PracticalEnthusiast  3 часа назад

    Get the complete Project Ducati 1198S parts list here: practicalenthusiast.gumroad.com/l/dtkof

  • @avi8tor4evr
    @avi8tor4evr 2 часа назад

    Fantastic camera work and lighting, good sir! I’ve learned the hard way that DIY maintenance on my Diavel 1260s never goes as planned. But hey, it’s always a great excuse to expand the tool collection which, let’s be honest, brings its own kind of joy. So, for me it’s not a total $hit show… just a mostly $hit show. Best of luck with the rest of the project, and I’m eagerly awaiting the next vid!

  • @HugoVanArt
    @HugoVanArt 7 часов назад

    Finally some more 1198 content. Thanks, mate. 🙏

  • @bznupe30
    @bznupe30 Час назад

    This will help me so much when I tackle my 07 S4R.
    Great clear & concise work Bruh!

  • @matts2751
    @matts2751 6 часов назад

    Love the attention to detail as always. What is the reason to mark the chain?

    • @PracticalEnthusiast
      @PracticalEnthusiast  3 часа назад +1

      Good question! It's more of an OCD thing for me so that I know it's being installed in the same direction as removed. I don't know if there's scientific evidence that points to a chain wearing in a particular direction, but I'd rather not take a chance installing it "backwards".

  • @964tractorboy
    @964tractorboy 2 часа назад

    Two wheel or four, always informative. Is the shock being rebuilt to 2009 OEM-spec or have there been evolutions to the parts that can be usefully incorporated?