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Ducati Monster model #s vs Engine size
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September 28, 2011, 03:41:27 PM »
Hello all -
I'm shopping for parts and I'm starting to go a bit crazy with trying to figure out whether parts will fit my motor.
I have a 2002 M750 Dark.
If I see an object that fits a "748" with no other description, does that apply to my bike?
What about an object that fits a "749" with no other description?
Did any other Ducati motorcycles use the same engine that my monster has?
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-Jordan
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Re: Ducati Monster model #s vs Engine size
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September 28, 2011, 03:43:46 PM »
748 and 749 are SuperBikes, little brothers of 996 and 999.
Any specific parts you're looking for?
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Re: Ducati Monster model #s vs Engine size
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September 28, 2011, 03:45:43 PM »
a 748 is a ducati model. Not just engine size.
So is a 749
Both of which happen to be small displacement 4-valve engines. Which were never in a monster.
EDIT: Beat me to it.
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Re: Ducati Monster model #s vs Engine size
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September 28, 2011, 03:49:56 PM »
Ok - it sounds like I need to look for Monster 750 parts.
I'm trying to track down a tool for holding the cam still while I pull off the nut. Doesnt look like motomfg makes one.
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