magazine article
 

hi there stoix 31 would like to know if anyone knows the issue of the magazine article featuring a journo riding a due desmo monster.I think it was in Classic Bike.cheers

I'm sure i can dig out the issue number Mark
Ben was riding the Class B monster that I lent him for the day and later sold to you

mag article
 

cheers that would be very helpful,mainly to get the bhp figures

magazine article
 

sorry to bother you kevin.Did you manage to find the issue with the DD article in it?

Yep, April 2011 issue
where Ben says with 50-60 bhp on tap, where he got that from I don't know as in my post here
http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/sh...rands+Test+day
I quoted 44.9bhp

ok cheers kevin

This bike is for sale at the minuite and I'm interested in it but I've seen this post about it only producing 44.9bhp and also seen a ss for sale for similar money advertised with 51.5bhp. That seems like a lot of power difference so I was wondering are these figures right, accurate. I prefer this monster and its closer to me distance wise but the ss is advertised as having more power and that may come in handy when racing. If there was no bhp figures on the adverts I would of definitely of allready bout the monster but don't want to have a disadvantage (other than my riding ability ). Would this power difference really make a lot of difference if the figures advertised are indeed accurate?

No look at Chris Clarke in class B mixing it with the class A guys.

It was measuring 44.9 bhp when I sold it, it had come straight from a road bike and has never had the cams dialled in and the Dynojet kit was only fitted as per the instruction sheet and then I changed it from the Hi-Level cans to the low level ones to allow better foot positioning on the footpegs.

So getting the cams dialled and the carbs setup on a Dyno should bump the power up

Ok thanks for the advice

It it nelps, road monster with slip ons made 44, stage 2 kit and matching high lift filter, no airbox lid and made 51 after set up on same dyno same day

Yeah that helps thanks.

...and there's the difference between bolting bits on and setting it up properly!

Which is what I learned that day: coule hundred quid fr someone who knows what they are doing is worth it...hence my 620 was a good un