Ducati rear shock rebuild. Suspension service for the 749 Project. Sachs Ohlins K-tech
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2022
- The rear shock on the 749 project bike is looking a bit sorry for itself, so Dave decides to improve it, but in a bid to save some pennies he buys a cheap replacement on ebay, that doesn't turn out so well!
Join Dave as he strips and rebuilds the shock and explains how the magic happens inside
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First class job with more info than I thought required to service a shock.
If Dave does your work, you know it'll be done absolutely right - OCD has it's merits !
That was a great description. Now I understand how the shims work, thanks Dave.
Sunday morning, tea n toast with a shock rebuild.
What could be better when it’s -1 outside.
Top job Dave.
A sausage n egg mcmuffin!
This is one of the best videos I have watched in the last full year. Thank you.
Thanks for the positive message :)
I just dont understand how you dont have more subscribers
It’s just the bleak nature of the algorithm. You have to play the game and jump through heaps of uploading loops to get shown more in searches. I agree though, Daves channel is top notch!
Its a niche market
Thanks for the positive feedback 😁
Maybe not everyone is as interested in quality 😂
Love watching these videos Dave…
Thanks for that made ,did not know how little that adj had on the shock thought both did a full job ,keep them coming
Always an excellent explanation of suspension functions! Dave the master shocks man! Rear setup looks brand new 🤙
Very well explained young man. it's interesting how the inside of suspension actually works.
Brilliant video thanks so much I gotta service my rear shock mv agusta f4 1000
Interesting stuff Dave nice quality job
Awesome tutorial thanks Dave
Great video, superb explaining!
Great video, Dave. 🫡
thanks for that - nice result mate! cheers.
Superb work Dave 👌
Nice one Dave,
Nice rebuild. Helps me to understand adjustment now on my Dukes Ohlens rear . Thanks
If it's a later ttx Ohlins the adjustment will be completely separate, but the pre 46mm shocks all work like this
The supposedly "unservicable" Sachs shock! Nice one Dave. P.s..why nitrogen and not good old free air? Best tutorial I've ever watched on the workings and repair of a shock..cheers.
Only because its dry, same reason high end race tyres use nitrogen, no moisture to alter pressure at temperature.
Dried air would work just as well
How informative man great job
Do like the suspension rebuilds slowly the mist is clearing and suspension set up makes more sense
Great explanation and a job well done....double helpings of sticky toffee pudding for you Dave...
It sounds like Mr. Bean has been practicing talking for the past twenty years and is almost sounding normal.
It's impressive how mechanical engineers and fluid dynamicists have developed and refined these systems. I suppose when everything goes electronic, the engineering will change substantially.
We'll still need nuts and bolts to hold the sparks in though. Or at least I hope we will!
It's great that we can pull our shaft up and down and in and out Dave, oh life would be so boring 😁
Well explained Dave, you make it almost so I could understand lol
Can't wait to see the finished bike...... might even be tempted to buy it off I can convince the wife. That said, better to ask for forgiveness than ask for permission 🤣🤣
Compressing springs gives me the heebie jeebies big time. I know yours is how a lot of spring compressors are, but I'd like to see a strong mesh cage between you and that 'bomb'.
Fascinating
Very good indepth video
Great work
New subscriber
Cheers
Woohooo been waiting for another vid
Nice
Dave, buy more bikes and start more projects 👍
When I advertised the shocks I have sold and bought they are pictured from all sides,, but it's good shocks and low mileage,, only out because I bought an ohlins,,😞not good when it's intercepted on arrival,, but such is life ☘️☘️ from northern Ireland 😁
Great info. If one were so inclined, could you increase the stroke of the shock to allow more wheel travel? Is there a spacer that sits in the seal head?
I can't actually remember on the ducati shock. Spacers are common on many road shocks, but usually there for a reason!
Love these videos. Proper geekfest, more in depth the better! What happened to the VFR boat?
Recently mot'd and taxed, v5 took an age to sort. Road test when the weather plays ball
@@obsession_engineering Good to hear is nearly ready. Lucky boy, I always wanted one, my 6 foot 2 frame didn't! Be interesting to see you ride it.
Hello, mate can i ask you about your spring press.What is the size of the spring hole plate? Total length of the compressor?
Hey, great Video, I´m doing the same to my Sachs shock at the moment, but how did you remove the Aluminium cap from the oil-reservoir and the ring from the cap of the gas-reservoir???
I use a small punch and hammer to gently persuade the oil side cap off, and knocking the gas side head down allows room to flick the circlip out
@@obsession_engineering Thanks for the tip, its now in parts 🤘
One more question, how much Oil and pressure did you fill in at least?
Hi Dave, may I inquire as to where you procured the charge head?
Most of my tooling is either bitubo or k-tech
Hi Dave, Is it possible to fully service a ST2 rear shock ? Cheers Rich
Seal kits are available but some sachs shocks need modifying to allow re-gassing. The mid needed I'm not a fan of as it can add a weak point for gas leakage.
If it has a remote res fir the gas it's much simpler and can be done no problem!
@@obsession_engineering Thanks Dave, it has a remote gas canister. Are you at the Manx GP this year ?
Hi,
I am Robert from Uganda. One of my ohlins rare shock started leaking. How can I get them to you for servicing?
No idea what shipping is available from Uganda. If DHL, ups or similar operate I'm sure they could get it to me. Drop me a message on the contact form if necessary
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Do you know how to rebuild shock from versys 650 2007? It seems to be unserviceable.
The short answer unfortunately is they can't be rebuilt. they're manufactured to a low cost and welded together. Replacement is the only real option, but a good chance to upgrade!
@@obsession_engineering thanks. Forums say R1 shock is a good for replacement. Maybe some day.
Dave, were you in Aberdeen today ? Was sure it was you but didn’t like to say hello as I wasn’t 100% if it was, bit too far north for you id imagine, bleeding nose and altitude sickness i imagine
I actually was! Been offshore doing a gearbox change on a gas turbine.
@@obsession_engineering i thought it was you, i work off shore as well but in slightly better climates but worked North Sea for many years. Keep up the great and very entertaining vids
Ahh rebuilding a non designed to be rebuilt shock nice.
BS.....