1198 1098r Rebuild

Discussion in '848 / 1098 / 1198' started by Spareparts, Apr 30, 2014.

  1. I had a 996BP previous.But the 916sps I have is a different animal entirely.Much more aggressive power delivery.A touch less right down low but from midrange onwards its absolutely nuts.The sound is a lot different also more raw.

    I guess this is exactly the same between 1098 base/1198 and a 1098R/1198R corse edition.
     
  2. An SPS will lift the front on the throttle in 4th, mine would, used to scare me the smash in the face delivery. Not ridden a 1098 yet...suspect I'd want one if I did!
     
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  3. Nay nay lad. Dunno exactly what mine weighs but deffo significantly less than 185.
     
  4. 173 dry, 195 wet ;)
     
  5. It's lost just over 5kg with the Ducati ally tank, lithium battery, and variety of DP carbon parts. Standard weight is 165kg.
     
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  6. Well mines less than that. Mind you I've just had 6kg's of metal lumps fall out during an oil change.... Bah ha ha ha ha ha ha.... etc...
     
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  7. That wiki link shows 1098R as being 165 dry.
     
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  8. Lol i must be blind :) still be a good 185 with fluids lol
     
  9. Yeah yeah see above ;)
     
  10. Wet/dry, doesn't matter. Losing 5kg on the machine is still minus 5kg
     
  11. Yep, takes it down to 190 :upyeah:
     
  12. So when you buying one ;)
     
  13. When I can afford to run one pmsl
     
  14. Good man! It's 159kg dry weight then. My ample ballast needs all the help it can get :)
     
  15. Have you weighed it?
    They were meant to have 180bhp but that was found not to be the case
     
  16. JHP have told me that with a bit of improvement the figures these 1098R bike put out is scary and well above 180.

    I think the key regardless of a few +/- bhp is in reality does it scare you shitless.If the answer is yes then its a bike I would like to own (if I can afford the running costs).One of the reasons ive held onto the sps for so long.

    I can confirm bradders is right.Since I had the valve collets replaced on last service the bike has a nack of lifting the front when you don't expect it at a alarming rate.Even with a longer swingarm lol.
     
    #80 matt#corse, May 2, 2014
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