Introducing Supreme Technology, an Italian company with over 35 years of experience in the design, development and processing of components for the motor sports, motorcycles and cars as well as in the aerospace sector.

They would like us to present to you a new product that is having great success in the world of racing, and in street bikes, and has been considered by the commentators of Skysport the most revolutionary device of the last 10 years.

This new patented device is called "Oversuspension" OverSuspension is a special resonator capable of removing the resonances of the rear swingarm group and giving the vehicle more stability, traction, braking and comfort, as well as facilitating the dynamic operation of the suspension, and greatly improving driving safety in every condition, for example reducing the possibility of highside on the track by up to 90%.

Overuspension resonator is used in Moto3, Moto2, World Superbike, Supersport 600, FlatTrack, American championships and many European championships, but beware it's not a normal MassDamper.

Overuspension  device was developed in collaboration with Barni Ducati Team and the riders Michele Pirro and Michael Rinaldi who both use it in the race. It has been used and tested very successfully on the street with normal bikes, and on the racetrack, giving many advantages, though first of all is safety. The device has just been recognized by the Italian Motorcycle Federation as an important element of safety and has consented to its use in competitions in all national championships.

More info on the device:

During the use of the vehicle (whatever it is), the suspensions are constantly stressed by the unevenness of the ground and by the change of the trajectory of the tire. Normally it is thought that these stresses are completely managed by the suspension, in truth this happens only partially because the suspension calibration is static and does not change over time while the stresses vary over time and in their intensity.

Oversuspension takes care of managing both the stresses that the suspension receives and the elastic rebound of the tire, which, when out of phase with respect to the trajectory of the suspension, generates anomalous forces that affect the suspension.  Furthermore, the device also deals with attenuating the oscillatory frequencies generated by the ABS intervention and the Traction Control.

During the use of any vehicle, the suspensions are constantly stressed by the unevenness of the ground and by the change of the trajectory of the tire. Normally it is thought that these stresses are completely managed by the suspension, in truth this happens only partially because the suspension calibration is static and does not change over time while the stresses vary over time and in their intensity.

The device currently available for the Panigale V4 S / R and RS (motorcycle used in the SBK World Championship) will soon be available the whole series for Ducati.

The Oversuspension project for street bikes consists of a revolutionary adjustable gravitational resonator that allows to mediate the frequencies generated by the suspension unit when the shock absorber is not effective, improving driving precision, traction, braking and generally the stability of the vehicle , contributing to vehicle safety both on the road and on the track.

In particular, our device provides to regularize or cancel the resonant frequencies of the oscillating arm when this passes from a state of unsprung mass to suspended mass, thus drastically reducing the rebounds of the pneumatic group on the asphalt.

The device also operates during the intervention of the ABS system, greatly improving braking, and during the intervention of the traction control systems for which it is of absolute benefit, then improves the electronically controlled suspension, where mitigating the occasional resonances makes the auto-calibration of the suspension more precise.

In case of wet conditions, it is able to reduce the phenomenon of aquaplaning, in the presence of uneven ground to reduce the structural stress of the vehicle.