1200 DVT Airbox 2017 On 2015/16 Bikes!

Discussion in 'Multistrada' started by Matt23, Feb 2, 2017.

  1. I guess, if a DVT has the new parts for the airbox not installed (2015, early 2016),
    there is an update. Otherwise your bike is on current state.

    -Heimo
     
  2. Probably depends what version it's on now. The update may have been mid last year so if a 2016 bike it may have been shipped with it
     
  3. There's been loads of ECU updates.

    I bought my bike in Feb 2016 - so that's my baseline.
    Went back for fork seal replacement in May 2016 - ECU updated and got a completely different bike back.
    Went in for annual service in Feb 2017 - ECU updated again and got back a completely different yet again!

    I spoke to Ducati Aylesbury on the subject of ECU updates and whilst they couldn't be 100% accurate on the sheer number of updates they surmised that there had likely been a dozen or more updates over that period, and over the 10000 miles I've covered since owning it my bum-dyno is telling me that there is no reason to doubt it.
     
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  4. That road was on my commute when was working for Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 over in Brackley. Did it every day. Awesome road.
     
  5. @Pete1950 still on for around 1200 tomorrow? Meeting @MaDProFF on the way too at Chipping Norton. :)
     
  6. Yes @bradders . See you there.
     
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  7. I was in Ducati today, no updates for my DVT 2015 bike with a term, or So I was told after it was connected to Computer, seemed to go better after though :) well at least Psychologically :)
     
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  8. Hope you got home OK with that dodgy tyre @MaDProFF .
     
  9. @Pete1950 It did not seem any difference getting home, can just and only just see the wear marker :) but did get home thanks.
     
  10. 2015 1200S DVT, worth doing or not?
     
  11. Thanks for no replies !
     
  12. lol
    if you read this thread it's obvious your question is impossible to answer
     
  13. Lol... I did read!
     
  14. So @Pete1950 @bradders what was the outcome of your comparison of 2015/2016 & 2017 models that you did the other Saturday?
     
  15. I politely declined a go in Pete's new bike, just in case it cost me money in new bits for mine ;) can say there didn't seem any difference in acceleration when following him. Next time I'll give it a go :)
     
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  16. Thanks for the reply @bradders . Not sure I'd want ride someone else's new pride and joy either.

    Given the latest maps and the improvement they give in the mid-rpm range, I'm not sure I'll bother doing the airbox upgrade.
     
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  17. @bradders is a good rider and a quick rider, so I was not worried about him having a go on my "new pride and joy". I even set the seat to its lower setting, the better to suit his build. But since he politely chose to give it a miss, I wasn't going to insist.
     
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  18. Fair enough. So @Pete1950 , what's your opinion of the performance of the 2017 model verses the 2015/2016 model? Have you noticed any other changes?
     
  19. Having had to remove the tank once, I won't be doing it again either;)
     
  20. Just a quicky took my 15 dvt 9000 miles for service last week , and was loaned a 2017 having had a good run round I couldn't really feel any great difference in performance over the 15 in fact getting my bike back with up to date ecu upgrades and a one tooth down front sprocket as fitted previously felt exceptional so I shan't be rushing to change. Lastly I must commend Ducati Leeds for the fantastic service and a nice clean bike when it was returned.
     
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