Shop?

[bambihurdler]

I was planning to take my S2R to get an oil change at Coleman Powersports in Woodbridge but I also saw a place called "FasterTwin Moto Officina" that says they serve Duc. Anyone heard of them? The bike has previously been to Redline but I don't have the time to go that far.

[Autohag]

Looked up the website for FasterTwin and saw a familiar face - Raffaele. His full name is Raffaele Conti and he used to be the Ducati technician at Coleman Falls Church (circa 2009/2010). He knows his stuff and has a good personality. He disappeared for a while, but looks like he's got his own shop now. I'd take my Duc to him if I owned one now.

[Slide Panda]

Yep - FasterTwin opened a few years ago. The owner had worked for Colemans for a bit, but opened up his on Ducati specialty shop.

If you want the apex Ducati shop in the region, that'd be DucPond/Ducati Winchester  - but of course that's out in Winchester. A close 2nd would be FasterTwin.

[booger]

Yep - FasterTwin opened a few years ago. The owner had worked for Colemans for a bit, but opened up his on Ducati specialty shop.

If you want the apex Ducati shop in the region, that'd be DucPond/Ducati Winchester  - but of course that's out in Winchester. A close 2nd would be FasterTwin.

Holy Necropost Batman, but FasterTwin's Raffaele Conti moved back to Italy. Jason, the man who bought his business from him, had to close up shop on account of the turmoil caused by the pandemic. Sad because it was more convenient for me, but Raff was an authentic level 3 Ducati Master Tech and after I heard he split I had no further desire to go there. But we still have Donnie at Ducati Winchester, and to be fair he was always the #1 choice anyway. Always a pleasure to ride out to the Ducpond, though it is 80 miles out from DC. Winchester is a great small town to sit outside and have a nice lunch.  

edit: Donnie is gone too, and scratch what I said about him being the #1 choice. #1 d-bag perhaps.