OTHER GREAT DUCATI RESOURCES

FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELF DUCATI OWNER

Don't take my word for it when it comes to all of this info.  The best thing that you can do is research and get opinions and information from everybody.  I only list sites here that actually have quality, meaningful, content or that have great Ducati parts- I don't want this to be a yellow pages/advertising section packed with thousands of links.  These sites are all ones that have helped me immensely in learning about my Duc or are just plain cool.  Of special note are the discussion boards and clubs- I learn the most from other Ducati enthusiasts.   Thanks all.

If you're in the market for a Ducati, even if you're in New York,  I highly reccomend talking to Dave at Ducati Seattle.   Dave is a real class act, the dealership is awesome, and they can get pretty much any Ducati part you are in need of (just e-mail Jon in the parts dept.).  Ducati Seattle is what all Ducati dealerships should aspire to.  I made the 1500 mile trip to see Dave for my MH and it was well worth it.

The official site, loaded with info about the world of Ducati, history of Ducati, Ducati tech, etc.  The best part about the site is that you can download owner's manuals and parts catalogs.

Excellent service, excellent selection, excellent business.  Chris Kelley is a real class act, and I highly recommend ordering from him.  California Cycleworks carries Factory Pro jet kits, Dyna coils, Electrex regulators, Keihin carbs, chains/sprockets, MBP products, maintenance items and other stuff you can't really find elsewhere.

Martin at Moto Wheels is a great guy.   He's very helpful and knows his Ducati parts well.   I highly recommend Moto Wheels as a source for Ducati parts.

Guy Martin's superior performance shop- as the name implies they make high performance cylinder heads, valve retention systems, etc. for Ducatis.

Manufacturers/ distributors of fine Ducati parts.  EXCELLENT customer service (no, seriously, the best), great prices, and quality products manaufactured in house.   I highly recommend them.

Many trick parts, including Brembo bits (rebuild kits, seals, etc.)

Maker of many high-tech bits: triple clamps, rearsets, and the list goes on.  Moto-art!

Manufacturers of lightweight flywheels, breather valves, baskets and much more

A Ducati/race message board to ask questions, look for parts, etc.  Very friendly atmosphere.   You can usually find me there ;)

A new friendly, on-line community specifically related to Ducati motorcycles.  A bulletin board growing everyday with new members.

A great source of technical info, if used correctly (use the search function to avoid a flame war, don't spam, and try to ignore all the meaningless banter and picture posting :)

Italian-based Ducati Monster Club.  Take a look around.

The Ducati Monster List: Anything and everything Ducati Monster-  message boards, galleries, classifieds, etc.   Huge gathering of Monster owners.

Ducati Monster Owners Belgium: Ducati Monster club in, you guessed it, Belgium.   Great stuff nonetheless for us single language US based Duc enthusiasts ;)

UK Monster Owner's Club: UK based monster club-   tons of info, links, forums, pictures, etc.  Great site for Ducati lovers.

Desmo Ducati.org Desmo Ducati is a group for nor'east Ducati enthusiasts and others to discuss Ducs and organize events and rides.

When it comes to Ducs, these guys know their stuff.  Tons of articles regarding Ducati Superbike performane and a bunch of other stuff.  A great read.

ducatitech.com Chris Kelley's personal site, loaded with technical information, ride reports, and project bikes- a standout being the valve adjustment info.  Must see.

Ron Gilbert's Ducati pages.  Must see tech tips for Monsters and Supersports, and a schedule for When Pigs Fly MC rides.  Thanks for the help, Ron!

Ducatimeccanica.com is the largest and most complete bevel Ducati enthusiasts' resource in the world- always a free space on the internet for enthusiasts to share their Ducati treasures and knowledge.  Tons and tons of quality info.

Very comprehensive collection of info/parts/resources for older bevel-drive Ducatis, including many products for sale.  If you own a Bevel, you need this site.

This site has a great collection of Ducati technical articles and links, among other things.  There is a lot of useful info here.  Definitely a must see.

Advanced Motorsports Jeff Nash's well respected Texas Ducati dealer,  look them up if you're in the big state. www.SpareShack.com.au Australian outlet of well-known Ducati parts dealer Spareshack. Steve Allen Art A lot of great art, with more upcoming Ducati pictures.  Good stuff. Motorcycle Search Engine Valve Adjustment Article Pictorial article that somebody scanned on how to adjust your valves.  (Page 4 doesn't work as linked-   you will need to change the extension on the file to ".jpg" instead of ".JPG" in order for it to load. Richard's Ducati ST2 Pages An excellent site with tons of technical info, specifically regarding Ducati ST2's. John's Ducati 996 Page For all you superbike owners out there- this page has a mono conversion, customizing tips, pics, and suspension setup article.  Very useful- check it out! Ducati Paso.org Comprehensive information resource for Ducati Paso owners.  A must-see. Ducati Club Singapore Yahoo! Group for those Ducati enthusiasts in the Malaysia/Singapore region.  All enthusiasts welcome to talk shop and share info. The Original Site My first site.  Has my original "New Cycle Owner's Guide", put together when I got my first bike.  Also, if you have a Kawasaki EX500 or Honda CB650, check it out. San Francisco Bay Monster Holligans Association Articles/forums/photos for Monster riders based in the SF Bay. The Monsta Page The airbrush, Ducati and offroad portal presented with art and eroticism.   With pics, information, and link collection. Ducati Streetfighters Pics of Ducatis turned into streetfighters, some really cool bodywork here. Ducati TT Page Page dedicated to Ducati TT/F1's.   Lots of stuff, but it needs to be translated   ;) www.philaphoto.com A collection of really cool photography, with a lot of Ducatis. Ship Vehicles Need to ship your motorcycle?  Ship Vehicles can help-  fill out one form and get multiple competitive quotes for motorcycle shipping throughout the US.

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