Ducati service close-(ish) to the Cape

[virtualbong]

You have a garage?? Let's schedule something around Boston.

Don't have the bike yet and will not have a garage of my own until like August. I probably could ask my parents for their garage for a day, but like I said before...no bike yet, hahaha. Just doing A LOT of research.

[whynot]

and you could join www.nedoc.org

[zombie]

Dan at cycle services in
Hyannis really knows his stuff
and the duc is like any bike , I should now I just bought a monster 900dark.
Piece of cake to work on and no more complicated than anything else out there
He's on ridgewood road in hyannis..
http://www.cycleservices.net/index.htm

[mrezra]

Thanks again for all your help everyone. I just found a local guy that is apparently a tech genius... we'll see. I might end up doing most of the work myself, but having someone who really knows what to look for (especially in a bike I have no experience with) would be a huge help.

[number9]

2V maintenance (which is what you'll be doing) is very easy. Changing belts can be done in about 30 minutes by someone ham-fisted like me. Valve inspections aren't much harder, though shimming them is obviously more difficult. Plugs, filters are a piece of cake (well except for the fuel filter, that sucks ass.)