2006 Ducati S2R 800 Monster manual

Repair your used naked bike and use thisDucati S2R 800 repair guide. Manual details, specs and technical data: Pages: 548 Production/model years: 2006 / 06 The following models are covered by this manual: S2R 800 Monster / Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. Engine specs: 803 cc, 49.00 cubic inches, V2, four-stroke, 76.0 HP (55.5 kW) @ 8250 RPM, 53.5 Nm (5.5 kgf-m or 39.5 ft.lbs), 10.5:1, 2 valves per cylinders, 88.0 x 66.0 mm (3.5 x 2.6 inches), Injection. Marelli electronic fuel injection, 45 mm throttle body, air cooled, 6-speed. Manual Language: English Manual format: PDF / e-book (zip) Printable: Yes Delivery: Download link will appear on the checkout page after your payment is complete. # It may be one of the least spotted monsters, but it's a nice 800cc S2R. The Monster range of Ducati was always popular, and when the company... The website has a 2-valve component and sections for various areas. Specs Chassis Edge: Tubular steel lattice outline Wheelbase: 1440 mm/56.7 in Rake: 24° Front suspension: Marzocchi 43 mm topsy turvy fork Front-wheel travel: 130 mm/5.1 in Front brake: 2 x 300 mm circles, 2-cylinder caliper Front wheel: 5-talked light composite 3.50 x 17 Front tire: 120/60 ZR 17 Back suspension: Progressive linkage with preload and bounce back flexible Sachs mono-shock. Aluminum single-sided swingarm Back tire travel: 148 mm/5.8 in Back brake: 245 mm circle, 2-cylinder caliper Back tire: 5-talked light composite 5.50 x 17 Back tire: 180/55 ZR 17 Gas tank limit: 14 L (of which 3 L hold)/3.6 US lady (of which 0.8 US lady save) Weight: 173 kg/381 lbs Seat stature: 800 mm/31.5 in Transmission Gearbox: 6 speed Proportions: first 32/13, second 30/18, third 28/21, fourth 26/23, fifth 22/22, sixth 24/26 Essential drive: Straight cut cogwheels; Ratio 1.85:1 Last drive: Chain; Front sprocket 15; Rear sprocket 41 Grip: APTC wet multi-plate with water driven control What is your motivation for obtaining it? Ducati's Monster line has always been hugely popular, and when the air-cooled bikes were discontinued at the end of 2015, many people were outraged. Thankfully, Ducati realized their mistake and reintroduced an air-cooled Monster in the form of the Monster 797 for 2017, but no matter how hard they try, the current style just doesn't have the same allure as Miguel Galluzzi's original version. However, given that it was first released in 1993, it's generally safe to say that the original version is a little obsolete – if only there was a somewhat more futuristic Monster that kept the old bike's overall feeling of naked beauty. The Monster S2R 800, to be precise.

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