Hi Everyone, We are really pleased to become site Vendors…… I work for a research company working on behalf of a major motorcycle manufacturer and we’re looking for Ducati Multistrada 1200 riders to come and take part in an exciting research event in Holborn, Central London on Friday 30th June at 4pm. The research will last for 2.5 hours and you’ll receive £100 cash at the end of the session as a thank you for your time and opinions. This is a genuine research event, absolutely no sales involved. To qualify drivers must own and ride a Multistrada 1200 that was purchased NEW since 2014 You won’t need to bring your bike along but we do require proof of ownership when you attend. Most people really enjoy these events and it’s your chance to help in the development of the next generation of motorcycle. A brief screening questionnaire (5 minutes) needs to be completed to determine qualification so please include a phone number when you respond. The legal stuff: This is purely a research exercise. No attempts will be made to sell you anything, neither during the session nor as a result of your participation. These rules are binding as laid down by our industry watchdog "The Market Research Society". Forensic Fieldwork Ltd is registered with the O.I.C (Data Protection Act 1998). Registration number Z3633970. At no time do we reveal any identifiable data to our client without your express permission. You will be known by first name only during the research. We require proof of ownership in order to participate If anyone out there is interested or just wants some more information please do contact me – my details are below. Cheers Dave Dave Taylor Field Manager Forensic Fieldwork Ltd. 020 3435 5715 (Main) 020 3743 2653 (Direct) [email protected]
Hi Guys, I still have a few slots left if anyone would like to take part. Any 1200 "Enduro" riders please note that your session would take place at 7pm on the same day (Friday 30th June) Have a good day Dave
Can I do this via FaceTime from my sunny garden in Yorkshire with cold cider in hand and still get the £100 ?
Sorry Sprocker, We need people there in person this time. Hopefully we'll be conducting some of these sessions in other parts of the country soon. Cheers Dave
I did this last year and it was an interesting session, good opportunity to give opinions and feedback
Thanks for your comments Guys, we've already had a forum members sign up and I have places left so get in touch if you are free on Friday 30th June
Hi everyone, I still have places left on the session, so get in touch if you're up for it Have a great weekend! Dave
Great response from the forum, thanks Guys! i have a couple of spots left for the session and there's also a session for the 1200 Enduro which is in the evening. Do get in touch if you fancy it. Cheers Dave
Top heavy. I have a new 1200s multistrada, have been riding a 999 for the last 14 years so the differences are huge. I had noted how top heavy the bike is when stationary, so different to the 999 which almost stands up on it's own. Backed the bike into a bike bay in london, both feet flat on the floor, my left foot slipped slightly on the greasy road, the bike leaned to the left beyond the point of no return, I couldn't pull the bike back upright so I had to lay it down. It's broken the hand guard which is easy to do, just scratched the paint a bit, which is a bit more grief. Caught out by the greasy camber, after 44 years of riding it came as a bit of a shock. This confession also has a cathartic quality.
