Best place for dyno tuning?

[pveltri]

OK, now that I have a pickup truck and some ramps I can take the 748 to get a proper Dyno tune...anybody gots suggestions as to the "best" place to go? By "best" I mean 1. someplace that will appreciate that it is a Ducati and 2. tune it to run how I want it to, not just getting peak HP numbers. If it makes any difference I have PC III USB and FIM chip and Termi 1/2 system. Motoeuropa?


-Patrick

[ducrider45]

I just took my bike to Crisswell in Germantown. they did a nice job, but I was not too impressed with the staff. They did make the bike run better. I think it may still need a bit of work on the low end.* All in all it was ok.

[Old_Ducker]

Originally Posted by pveltri

OK, now that I have a pickup truck and some ramps I can take the 748 to get a proper Dyno tune...anybody gots suggestions as to the "best" place to go?

Personally, I wouldn't take my bike anwhere else but to Rick Beggs at Fast Lane Cycles in Chantilly, Virginia. But then, that's because he was my race sponsor when I raced, and he dynotuned my multiple race and championship winning EX500 and Ducati 750SS so that they ran fast, smooth, cool, and idled like streetbikes.

[ducati culture]

whats the number OD!

[Old_Ducker]

Originally Posted by ducati culture

whats the number OD!

703-818-8890 Ask for Rick Beggs and tell him Tim Morrow referred you. He usually has some real wierdos working for him, so you want to deal with Rick directly, if you can!

[tbrduc]

Hey Pat,
Fast Lane is a tuners shop, for sure.
Ducatis: Talk with Tom B or Chris Saunders at Battley's.
They have a setup and Chris KNOWS how to make a Duc quack.

[battlecry]

Any impressions on Motoeuropa in Richmond?

[Muckie]

Originally Posted by battlecry

Any impressions on Motoeuropa in Richmond?

Joey can hook it up there! He's golden. Don't know how much it'll cost you though...