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2009 Ducati Monster 1100 promo video

gerryp — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:57:08 +0000

Ducati's official promo video for the new 2009 Ducati Monster 1100
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2009 Ducati Monster 696 Video Review

gerryp — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 11:52:04 +0000

Take a look at one of the first road tests of Ducati's 2009 Monster 696.

DUCATI MONSTER S4Rs TESTASTRETTA

gerryp — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 23:53:31 +0000

Take a look at the truly Monstrous Ducati Monster S4Rs TESTASTRETTA.

If you love monsters you may want to take a look at my potted history of the monster.

What type of fork oil should I use for a 2001 ducati supersport 750?

gerryp — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 14:12:42 +0000

The Ducati 750 SS owner's manual states that you should use Shell advance fork 7.5 or donax TA. But what if you can't find it? Well you can also use Spectro Golden Cartridge Fork Fluid 7.5W (125/150 is 7.5W).

If you can't find that either then your best bet is to go to your local ducati dealer and ask the service department. Not only will you get a prompt answer from someone who knows what they're talking about you will also get the oil over the counter there and then!

Ducati Oil Drain Plug 900 1000 748 916 996 998 999 1098
£1.99

ZXR 750 KAWASAKI STREETFIGHTER NO SWAP SWOP
£410.00

what engine oil should I use for my Ducati Monster?

gerryp — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 22:17:42 +0000

Well, there are a lot of oils out there and if you ask the same question of 10 Ducati Monster owners you'll probably get 10 different answers. But this is my blog, so here goes....

Lets start with the owners manual: Ducati recommend that you use SHELL Advance Ultra 4, SAE 20w-50. In practice there's not a lot of difference between quality automotive oils and motorcycle specific oils. In which case it is safer to stick with what your manual tells you.

A far more important point is how frequently you change your oil.

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Ducati Monster S4 620 750 1000 S2R 01-06 K&N Air Filter

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RESERVOIR CAPS DUCATI MONSTER

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DUCATI MONSTER, SUPER SPORT STAINLESS STEEL BOLT KIT

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Ducati Monster S4 Carbon Side Air Scoops

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Ducati Monster S4 Fairing Nose Cone

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Ducati gearchange rear brake rubber ST SBK SS Monster

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Ducati Hypermotard

gerryp — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:35:42 +0000

Video Footage of the Hypermotard Launch in Santa Barbara:

This video was put together by Ducati Of Santa Barbara for their Hypermotard launch. As the crowd watched the video on the screen the Hypermotard came flying in at exactly the right moment!

If you are looking to buy a Ducati Hypermotard check out our online Ducati Auctions Site.

Ducati 1098 Amazing Exhaust Sound

gerryp — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 08:57:49 +0000

If you love the Ducati 1098 you'll love this:

Ducati's new Superbike the Ducati 1098 is fitted with a set of Termignoni pipes and, roaring like a lion, could make any motorcycle jealous.

What kind of fuel mileage does a Ducati get?

gerryp — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:46:02 +0000

Mike Rotch asked:

I'm looking into a Ducati 999 and I wanna know how good it's gas mileage gets and what type of fuel it takes.

Well, you will get about 150 miles out of the 4.1 gallon tank which is slightly less than its predecessor the 998 - although that had a 4.5 gallon tank. My guess is that, if you are serious about owning a 999 fuel economy is probably not your main concern.

The Ducati 999 is an incredible machine capable of exceeding 170mph but more importantly its handling is razor sharp and it is a truly beautiful motorcycle.

Where can I buy a ignition switch and key for a Ducati 749?

gerryp — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 09:28:49 +0000

I bought a nice Ducati 749, but I bought it without the key ( salvage) I am desperately looking for a ignition switch and key. Buying this from the dealer is way too expensive. Any info of where can I found a cheaper price?

You can pick one of these up from a breaker - although it is pot luck as to whether they have the right model. Another alternative is to search on e-bay - try here.

Is a Honda CBR600RR or a Ducati Monster a good bike to learn on?

gerryp — Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000

kirr45 asked:

I know some people are gonna call me stupid for this especially considering they are two completely different types of bikes, but I am pretty big and a very fast learner so I think I can handle them and get used to them very quickly. I am wanting to lean more towards the CBR because I like it more, but I don't know. I also think that as long as you can control the gas and clutch that any size engine should be a huge deal.

Well, I think that the answer depends very much on your personal preference. But here goes; The CBR600RR is a very fast but small bike (although I know a couple of guys who are 6ft plus and ride them quite happily). The main thing here is that the Honda is very reliable and relatively cheap to run. It also puts up with a fair amount of neglect and abuse before it starts to play up.

The Ducati Monster is a different beast entirely! It is a work of art, a beautiful bike to look at and to ride. It isn't in quite the same league as the Honda with regard to out and out performance but does have oodles of torque and is very responsive. It is however and Italian thoroughbred, and as such needs more care and attention than the Honda.

Having said all of that, I would recommend that you have a go on each of them to see which one suits your riding style. If you decide on the Duke why not take a look at what is on offer on e-bay - you could bag a bargain Ducati Monster.