Timing belts

Jorian · **Posted:** Mon Oct 07, 2019 9:29 am

Anything special about these, or will any good brand of the correct size be OK?

angelix · **Posted:** Mon Oct 07, 2019 4:18 pm

I am afraid you will have to go for the OEM ones, Gates makes them specificly for Ducati and none of the other brands will fit properly.

There is ONLY one alternative I know of and has been developed by Chris @ California CycleWorks, they are good and cheaper that OEMs, but I am not sure they have the profile version used on the old Pantah engines.

Since you are looking for a replacement, I would source from Ebay a set of Camshaft pulleys from the newer versions of the V2 engine (models post MY2000) that have a better belt profile and are ADJUSTABLE, then you can eiyther fit the OEM belts of the California Cycleworks...

Derek · **Posted:** Mon Oct 07, 2019 5:24 pm

California Cycleworks do Exactfit belts for the bikes that use square profile tooth belts.
You need belt TBF1 which fits;
Ducati 750 F1 All models
Ducati 400 F3 All models
Ducati Indiana 350
Ducati Indiana 650
Ducati Monster 400 (1997 and older)
Ducati Monster 600 (1997 and older)
Ducati Monster 750 (1997 and older)
Ducati Pantah 350
Ducati Pantah 400
Ducati Pantah 500 SL
Ducati Pantah 600 SL
Ducati Pantah 650
Ducati Pantah 750
Ducati Paso 750
Ducati Supersport 750 (1997 and older)

Bimota DB1

Cagiva Elefant 350
Cagiva Elefant 650
Cagiva Elefant 750
Cagiva Alazurra 350
Cagiva Alazurra 650

They are £47.95 a pair from the UK distributor.

Duc906 · **Posted:** Tue Oct 08, 2019 10:53 am

paso750 · **Posted:** Tue Oct 08, 2019 4:10 pm

There's also Flennor.

Derek, are you sure the TBF1 are right and not the TB900? The 906 belts are the same as the ones of the 907IE.

angelix, "I would source from Ebay a set of Camshaft pulleys from the newer versions of the V2 engine (models post MY2000) that have a better belt profile" What's different in the profile? Some belt fitment lists, list the 906 but also the ST2 -2003 or the MH.
If the profile was different and the cam pulleys would have to be swapped, the driving pulleys would have to be changed as well.

Derek · **Posted:** Tue Oct 08, 2019 5:49 pm

Jorian · **Posted:** Wed Oct 09, 2019 1:47 am

The brand Flennor has been mentioned.
Do others agree this a safe choice?
Someone in Germany has service kits that include them, as well as filters etc.
It would be convenient to get the complete kit.

smartino67 · **Posted:** Wed Oct 09, 2019 6:09 am

Mirinn · **Posted:** Sat Oct 19, 2019 9:32 am

I've been using Dayco belts for several years in more Ducati models, and so far there has been no problem. We are much cheaper than original belts

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