[Ducati] LDC: Single Cylinder Engines
MS&F
thebrowns at domaccess.com
Tue Dec 4 17:30:33 EST 2007
Not sure if they used the standard conrod or a shorter one, but the
rocker was designed so that the rotating couple reproduces the effect of
a second piston. The first time I heard of it being done was with a
pantah based 350 single in about 85 or so in Holland.
Scottie Ducati wrote:
> Oh I've imagined it...
> Interesting to note, KTM's LC4 690 single has a counterbalancer and they
> claim on their website that it reduces vibrations to "Inline 4" levels.
>
> Only thing hurting them is they don't have Desmo valves, so high RPMs create
> havoc in the valve train.
>
> Anyone know of a schematic or detailed information on the Rocker setup used
> in the Supermono?
>
> Scottie
>
> On Dec 4, 2007 4:12 PM, MS&F <thebrowns at domaccess.com> wrote:
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>> Thing with the supermono is that it has the rocker on the 2nd cylinder
>> which gives perfect primary ballance, so it can rev like a twin without
>> shaking itself to death. I'm surprised that no second string builders
>> have run with the concept - even if Ducati does not want to continue
>> with it. Imagine a 1098/2.
>>
>> Stuart
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