2V info on the two valvers
- Dyna coils kit
- FCR FAQ
- cam degreeing
- Monster muffler sounds
4V about the desmoquattro
For 2V and 4V bikes:
- Desmo Valve Info
- Valve adjustment
- Left handlebar switch
- Chain Care
- Wheel Change
- Broken Cyl Stud repair
- Check crankshaft runout
What about the ST2 and 4? The information above will be useful in a mechanical sense. For some great ST specific info, go to Richard's Ducati ST2 pages.
Special content:
sitemap
image sitemap
tmp directory
Thank you! to those who've emailed! It's nice to hear that there are so many of us who appreciate Ducati motorcycles.
In the event you didn't notice, I did something of a rework of the site. In my typical web-minimalist fashion, I've removed the big 2V and 4V images and am now using cascading style sheets. The navigation after this start page is unchaged for now, so the site is still somewhat "flat" and you'll still need to root around to find information. My goal with the rework is to make the information here easier to find. After the rework, I will make an effort to go through the content to modernize things. It has been a couple years since some of the pages have been updated! With some things, I have learned more since then or maybe my opinion has changed a bit.
Sorry that nothing has changed in a long while. Just moved Ca Cycleworks to a new location!! This is a big move ... moving out of the "shared" arrangement I had with my aggro machinist and now into my own space. Formerly, some of my work would be at home (where the mill and lathe were) and some at the shop. Now, all my time will be spent in my shop, conveniently close to home.
Be sure to check out the voodoo tmp directory as well as
the sitemap navigation links I provide to the right. You never know what you'll find
in the tmp directory! And the sitemap (or image sitemap) may help you find that
webpage or image you thought you saw here in the past.
- Chris Kelley
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