Four Years Warranty For The Whole Multistrada Family Starting From November

• Ducati introduces 4Ever Multistrada: the 4-year warranty with unlimited mileage for all the models of the 2020 Multistrada range
• After 16 years of constant improvement, the Multistrada family has achieved unprecedented levels of quality and reliability
• The typical Ducati quality, skills and passion are also to be found throughout the network of Ducati dealers

Borgo Panigale (Bologna, Italy), 13 November 2019 – Sixteen years have passed since the first Multistrada came off the production line at the Borgo Panigale factory. So far, over 100,000 examples of the bike conceived to satisfy a desire to travel without frontiers and without compromises, have been produced.

Tests that are ever more severe and long-lasting, improved production processes and advanced numerical simulation have brought Ducati's level of reliability to its highest level ever.

Building on this experience, Ducati is now offering 4Ever Multistrada, a 4-year warranty with unlimited mileage for all of the models making up the 2020 range of the Multistrada family.

Riding a Multistrada is a unique, exciting and satisfying experience. The technology, performance and design that have always distinguished Ducati motorcycles, are combined with rider and passenger comfort and load capacity, inspiring in every rider the desire to travel ever longer distances. It is for this reason that Ducati has created 4Ever Multistrada.

Valid for all the 950 and 1260 Multistrada models of the range, including the new 1260 S Multistrada Grand Tour, 4Ever Multistrada* is offered directly by Ducati and is effective in all European territory. This warranty makes use of the excellent service provided by the entire network of Ducati dealers, a skilled team which undergoes constant training so as to be able to treat every single Ducati motorcycle with the same care with which it is designed and assembled in Borgo Panigale.

For further information about 4Ever Multistrada you may consult the dedicated section on the Ducati website or contact your local dealer.

 

Bubbling paintwork would fall under manufacturing defects in my book. General corrosion would fall under wear and tear as that could/would be down to riding in wet conditions. Maybe?

 

Tell the dealer you feel cheated and see if they can get an official “extension” to your warranty

 

I’d dispute the first statement. I think the Monster did that.