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Hello everyone I HAVE FOUND THE SOLUTION TO INSTALL QUAD LOCK FORK STEM MOUNT TO YOUR DUCATI PANIGALE. I MADE A SHORT VIDEO FOR THE INSTALLATION AND I HOPE YOU FIND THIS HELPFUL. THANKS FOR HAVING ME.

Hi all. I recently bought a 13mm - 15mm fork stem camera mount for my V4. I was told by the seller it would fit but the stem on the bike seams hollow. The mount fits the top ok but has nothing to hold on to in the middle. Can this be used or do I need to look at a different place to...

Speedymoto Ducati Steering Stem Nut Was: $49.95 SALE: $39.99 SpeedyMoto designed this Ducati Steering Stem Nut with a 17mm hex head so there is no need for a special tool to adjust or remove it. Use any 17mm socket. Speedymoto Steering Stem Nut will fit Ducati, Monster, ST, Sport...

90 degree design provides easy access for inflation. 90 degree design reduces the effect of centrifugal force at high speeds, which tends to depress valve core in a conventional valve, leading to tire pressure loss. Locking nut firmly attaches the valve stem to the rim therefore it cannot...

Speedymoto Ducati Steering Stem Nut Was: $49.95 SALE: $39.99 SpeedyMoto designed this Ducati Steering Stem Nut with a 17mm hex head so there is no need for a special tool to adjust or remove it. Use any 17mm socket. Speedymoto Steering Stem Nut will fit Ducati, Monster, ST, Sport...

Speedymoto Ducati Steering Stem Nut Was: $49.95 SALE: $39.99 SpeedyMoto designed this Ducati Steering Stem Nut with a 17mm hex head so there is no need for a special tool to adjust or remove it. Use any 17mm socket. Speedymoto Steering Stem Nut will fit Ducati, Monster, ST, Sport...

Searched in different forums and found ambiguous information. Even the Ducati workshop manual seems to be not clear how to properly torque the stem nut (the big screw in the middle of the upper front fork yoke). I just know that the bearings have to be put under tension. Some say 22Nm, some...

Hi all A quick question: does anybody know the Ducati recommended torque (in Nm) for the yoke tem nut? Also, where do I find this information for other areas of the bike? Thanks, Lee