ducabike line cooler for ducati monster

[Cody now]

thinking about picking up the Ducabike H20 cooler to replace the radiator hose on my new Ducati Monster 937. has anyone actually seen a temp drop with these?
they say 4–5 degrees cooler in slow moving traffic, and I’m wondering if that’s marketing hype or the real deal
any insights?

 

[pinkpines]

The design helps coolant move better thanthe stock hose. So it might run a few degrees cooler, but it reallly depends on riding conditions and how well the cooling system is kept up.

 

[icec0ld]

I agree with @pinkpines! It won;t replace a bigger radiator or fan upgrade. but if you want a small improvement and a cleaner look, it can be worth it.

 

[8luebike]

I’ve got one on my Monster, I can tell you that it does looks k1ller. but, I didn’t notice a massive difference on the dash during city riding

 

[1000spaghetti]

they say 4–5 degrees cooler in slow moving traffic, and I’m wondering if that’s marketing hype or the real deal
any insights?

Yeah, the 4–5 degree claim is technically possible under perfect conditions, but it’s a passive cooler.

In slow-moving traffic, where there’s no air moving over those fins, it’s not going to do much more than the stock rubber hose. it needs airflow to actually dissipate heat. If you want to stop the roasting at red lights, this might not be the silver bullet you’re hoping for

 

[black bear]

thinking about picking up the Ducabike H20 cooler to replace the radiator hose on my new Ducati Monster 937. has anyone actually seen a temp drop with these?
they say 4–5 degrees cooler in slow moving traffic, and I’m wondering if that’s marketing hype or the real deal
any insights?

It is just considered as an accessory rather than a mechanical fix.