41 rear sprocket install free of charge?

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Hi,

Just wanted to know those (especially in Australia) who have gone with the 41 rear sprocket.

Did you have to pay anything to get it installed from the shop? Is that covered by ducati or is it only the hardware?

Have heard different comments. My dealer obviously said that i have to pay for labour but parts are free.

just want to see others experiences on this.

thanks
nick.
 
They give you a discount on the sprocket but you have to pay for installation.
 
Hi,

Just wanted to know those (especially in Australia) who have gone with the 41 rear sprocket.

Did you have to pay anything to get it installed from the shop? Is that covered by ducati or is it only the hardware?

Have heard different comments. My dealer obviously said that i have to pay for labour but parts are free.

just want to see others experiences on this.

thanks
nick.
Hi Nick,

My dealer quoted $335 for chain, 41T sprocket and labour (moto Adelaide).

Luckily for me I was given the parts from a member (thanks Wilkson) here on the forum for free, so I just did it myself.

The dealer uploaded the software for free.
 
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I had mine done at Frasers Sydney.

The sprockets and chain are at a discounted price from Ducati ( not free) fitting was free and it took them a few hours.

They also installed a new map to suit which comes with the kit.

It is classed as an optional upgrade kit, not essential, hence the payment of the gear at a reduced price.

By the way is it worth it, oh hell yeah! excellent and probably what should have been delivered with, but I am an early adopter so I live with that.
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.

Going to start calling for your ban dude, your turning into Craigslist. Go buy an R1, they are less expensive and most reliable. See YA!
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.

I think you're on to something here.

Instead of giving my iphone4 to my nephew, I should have walked in to my local ATT store and demanded a free upgrade to an iphone5 (instead of buying an android because I hated that iphone4).

Wonder how long it would have taken 'em to stop laughing?

And come to think of it, Nissan came out with a larger engine for my Pathfinder on the next year model. I should call 'em up and demand a free upgrade. I'm sure it would work...
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.

Would you just shut your mouth you whiny little ......
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.

I thought your bikes were going on eBay this weekend? For real, you spent $60,000 on 2 1199's + thousands more in upgrades and you complain about $350 for a sprocket/chain upgrade? I can't quite figure you out.
 
The sprocket/chain "upgrade" should be free. That stock gearing is ...., and riding this bike under 40 is unbearable without the "upgrade." I've contacted several dealerships about doing it to my S, and they want $170 sprocket/chain, $175 for installation. ..... Them.

I tried the newer gearing and didn't like it gone back to the original its better for me
 
They give you a discount on the sprocket but you have to pay for installation.

correction they give you a discount a a POS sprocket that is over priced to begin with to bring it inline with the price of a real sprocket and quick change carrier

Yes you have to pay its an option not a recall
 
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I thought your bikes were going on eBay this weekend? For real, you spent $60,000 on 2 1199's + thousands more in upgrades and you complain about $350 for a sprocket/chain upgrade? I can't quite figure you out.

its because he spent 60k on bikes and still has to upgrade to get the proper performance out of it. thats why he complains. much like me. i complain when things go wrong BECAUSE of the premium i paid to get THIS BIKE. If i bought a R1 and things went wrong id say ok i only paid 13k its expected. Instead i pay 25- 30 k and things go wrong that is a problem
 
LOL even new users are already sick of it...

new members are still in the kool aid phase Phil.:D give them time. melted fairing, non working signal and horn, fogging dash, oil leak, dealing with the stealerships, and dealing with ducati NA. soon enough they will be complaining too.

one other thing which is over looked. white Pani rides his bike EVERYDAY. maybe when commenters on here put on a few miles they might run into problems. i know i have ridden to VA from NYC on my bike a few times point is if you are not riding the bike you wont have problems
 
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