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Yes it does have it I haven’t had chance to test it yet for how long it stays on for
I would have thought it would be ok, but wise to get it noted for future reference I had the full system fitted from new and can confirm it...
Got mine today too Will be fitting over the weekend, I’ll report back if I have the same fitting issues
I would still suggest it’s the starter switch, did you try cleaning with electrical contact cleaner? As has been mentioned be careful dismantling...
I would also suggest the starter switch has picked up some corrosion on its contacts whilst it’s been stored, you would normally see the dash...
I ordered early November Still waiting
I agree, sounds awful
ill look forward to hearing that, still waiting on mine to arrive, March hopefully, currently still enjoying my 1260 Pikes Peak too!
Me too!!!
My 1260 quick shifter is very good, needs a tyre calibration when new tyres go on to be at its best However my mates V4 is smoother and slicker to...
It certainty looks a bit of a poor design to accumulate that much crud!
It improves the sound remarkably, baffle in makes it quite a bit quieter, but you lose the pops n bangs that make it so addictive when it’s not...
Hi guys Just put my beloved, fully pampered 1260 Pikes Peak in the for sale section...
A great opportunity to own my much pampered 2018 1260 Pikes Peak 9500 miles. £16995.00 1 owner from new Full main dealer Ducati service history...
I agree Terrible review
Good point! I guess so they can fill up with water after you have washed it, or parked up in the rain!
Same here, mine split at the rivets on my 2018 1260PP and was replaced under warranty
I doubt it will be black, that’s there way of covering up the colour scheme until final release
Yes I have them fitted also Better but not perfect for me, but I think we all view the screen wind buffering and noise differently
Definitely nothing wrong with a 1200, i had mine for 8 years and loved it, now on a 1260 and love it even more! Just a more finished and refined...
