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yup, that has got the self starting option enabled. Also looks like the pre recall switch (dark red) (I think later switches are lighter, mine is)
Wonder if DavidD is back on the road? Running in again would be a real pain.
Have Ducati missed a trick here? Would it be better to mount the potentiometer on the handle bar?
They do, but they are slightly less golden than the electronic Ohlins. Keep telling yourself that no one can tell the difference :biggrin:
As said, a Ducati dealer will be able to do a nationwide check as well as their own stock. I know Ducati Aylesbury have a 2012 S Touring in stock...
Good call, the Tour is in the RouteNapoleon/RdGA (as I now call it :wink:) area from the 14th to the 20th July 2013 so I will be sure to be there...
Interesting, apparently it takes 8 hours to assemble the parts into a Multistrada. The Guy at 18'00" (gearbox builder), I really hate him.
+1 the riders seat is high, and the pillion seat is much higher still. I have to step on using the foot-peg, but once in the saddle, I can get my...
That is my number one concern. I have toured quite a bit but in a camper van and I have never looked to see if the hotels had vacancies or not,...
Thanks, that would be cool, I have got an iPhone (and an Android if that helps)
I am planning my first motor cycle trip in 20 years, probably going on my own, in June, July or August 2013. I plan to head for Nice via Route...
it is xmas 2013 i.e. dealer will do coolant change at no cost before xmas 2013
BTW I have just received an official email from "Ducati UK" advising me of this recall which they call an upgrade.
re comments I would say they have ALL been helpful then. I hope you do not go through with the pole idea. There is no excuse for unreliability...
Well I have had my MTS1200T only since 1st Sept 2012, but it's been back to OYB (Ducati Aylesbury) 3 times already and I always sit in reception...
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not even a full month
It was a shock, never thought I would see that.
Do you have an ammeter or multimeter? AirConTechnical's idea of using a meter to measure the drain has some merit, you could also measure voltage...
