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paso750 wrote:

Bitubo is making no difference shocks for paso 750-900
maybe that had something to do with your "difficulties" on the rebound adjuster. (the shocks might be designed for 907? not 100% sure on that)
750 and 900 shocks are listed with the same aplication / order number
seperate apllication for:
- 750 F1
- 750 SPORT
-750/ 900 Paso

the one I had was the correct one. The swingarm linkage is the same on all Pasos and the F1 and Sport shocks are shorter as the swingarm ts totally different.

G,

thanks for info
i was not sure of the swingarm linkage on 750-900 was the same / never tried a shock in a 750 and then in a 900..
this means i can use the same shocks application for both bikes

thanks

if there exist different model numbers for the shocks that may be because of the different weight of the bikes. So their springs may be different. I`m just guessing. Talking about P750 & 906 only, don`t know about 907ie.

edit:
I checked for mine and the model no. is: BI-D0007-XZE01.
It`s listet the same for 750 and 906. (for € 589 actually very expensive. I paid half of that a couple of years ago).
Maybe Bitubo solved the "rebound lever issue" as the pictures I find now don`t show it anymore. They now seem to have an adjuster ring at the bottom. (not sure if that is better when the shock is in the bike)

hakkinen wrote:
"hakkinen" is coming from uh...

well.. i was always a ayrton senna fan..and a McLAREN fan
and not so much of a hill and schumacher fan
so...wenn Senna died..
I became a hakkinen fan..
.....and when hakkinen stopped driving F1.. i did not watch anymore..hahahaha..

I quessed right in my mind... Btw, Mika Häkkinen have summer cottage about 30kms from my home...

Finnpaso wrote:I quessed right in my mind... Btw, Mika Häkkinen have summer cottage about 30kms from my home...

I bet you have challenged Mika on the tricky roads around the northern lakes...
Poor Mika !!!
Ciao

He is MUCH faster than me, but, only with 4 wheels.... He is not motorbiker so much, so surely i can beat him with my Ducati.... Anyway he is very big hero and he is Formula 1 championship winner....

paso750 wrote:if there exist different model numbers for the shocks that may be because of the different weight of the bikes. So their springs may be different. I`m just guessing. Talking about P750 & 906 only, don`t know about 907ie.

edit:
I checked for mine and the model no. is: BI-D0007-XZE01.
It`s listet the same for 750 and 906. (for € 589 actually very expensive. I paid half of that a couple of years ago).
Maybe Bitubo solved the "rebound lever issue" as the pictures I find now don`t show it anymore. They now seem to have an adjuster ring at the bottom. (not sure if that is better when the shock is in the bike)

I did just have a look in the 2009 Bitubo applicationlist
Official Listprice for Bitubo-Paso Shock = 455,- euro's ex VAT
Bitubo-Raceservice NL/B price = 409,- euro's ex VAT (Ducati "folks" get some discount here)

cheers / have a good weekend

Seems, that U have also Öhlins there, so, what shall coast 750 Paso rear Öhlins 100% maintainig ???? Can U maintain also Marzhocci (907) units (with my own spare part kit) ???