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Hypermotard 796

Started by sugarcrook, September 16, 2009, 12:32:26 PM

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Raux

Quote from: mitt on October 07, 2009, 03:46:18 PM
I don't have a .mpg of the motions, but here are the charts and models:

http://sites.google.com/site/mittelstadtc/Home/engineering/motorcycle-rear-suspension

mitt

thought we were comparing HM to M suspensions? i'll see if i can get you some measurements for the swingarm and shock today.

mitt

Quote from: Raux on October 07, 2009, 09:05:57 PM
thought we were comparing HM to M suspensions? i'll see if i can get you some measurements for the swingarm and shock today.

HM is next, I ran out of time  ;D ...  I think the HM is similar to older monsters, with the pivot up under the seat?

Most of my measurements are eye ball, so they might not be exact, just showing trends.

mitt

junior varsity

Yeah, that's how my M900 is - the "hooped generation" - same as the 888 suspension it appears from a cursory glance. Frame is near identical. Near.

MendoDave

Well Im very interested in this. 2 reasons. My 750 is too small a bike for me. Especially with the Corbin seat. The 796 make more power than the 750 and its under 1000cc's so insurance is supposed to give you  break on that.

I think its the new monster. Except for that headlight. But yea, send the N/A suspension to race tech, or maybe put some Showas on the front and call it good.

Raux

Quote from: MendoDave on October 08, 2009, 11:30:12 AM
Well Im very interested in this. 2 reasons. My 750 is too small a bike for me. Especially with the Corbin seat. The 796 make more power than the 750 and its under 1000cc's so insurance is supposed to give you  break on that.

I think its the new monster. Except for that headlight. But yea, send the N/A suspension to race tech, or maybe put some Showas on the front and call it good.
huh. it's not the new monster with a different headlight. it's the old HM with the new 696 monster motor bumped to 803 cc.

MendoDave

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I say it's the new monster. Being that it might replace my 750

Raux

Quote from: MendoDave on October 08, 2009, 12:17:21 PM
I say it's the new monster. Being that it might replace my 750

oh... yeah got it.

Rameses

Quote from: mitt on October 08, 2009, 05:21:02 AM
I think the HM is similar to older monsters, with the pivot up under the seat?

mitt


That's right.

It's a rocker arm with the shock hooked to one end and the linkage hooked to the other end.

The pivot is between the two on the rocker arm and is located up under the seat.



mitt



mitt

I added .mpg movies just now

junior varsity

MOVIES! Very helpful for looking and thinking.

Well put the new 696 with the slider crank in the same category as the recent supersports, I believe. As I'm getting ready to construct one, and am looking at the parts, I noticed how simple the suspension is. Or appears to be.

As I gather, swingarm pivots on motor. Shock mounted to brace on top of swingarm. Shock mounted to cross member of frame next to vertical cylinder. (Wonder if the 696 shock is on the same side and if that swingarm would work?)

Travman

Here is a review of the 796 HM:
http://motorcycles.about.com/od/ducati/fr/2010_ducati_hypermotard_796_review.htm

I guess he liked it.  "The Bottom Line: More Fun Than the Big Motor Hypermotard and Cheaper, Too!"

kopfjäger

Good write up. CA Cycleworks got props.  [thumbsup]
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MendoDave

It's an expensive tank. I wonder what it looks like?