DP Carbon Tail Tidy

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I was out having the 41tooth sprocket etc and new boots put onto the bike this morning and noticed the DP tail tidy had sheared on both of the thicker metal arms beneath the carbon fibre "cap" to the rear plate.

According the dealer, they had seen several of these but had no replacements. I called the dealer I had bought the bike from but they had never heard of this issue.

Has anyone else had this problem? Seems odd to me.

The temp repair is three cable ties.

Also for those interested Ducati Coventry have an R with 1,600 miles on the clock for £22,000. Sadly they would not take my S as p/exch as they had two already. :(
 
Will check mine when I get home.

Coventry hot as hell at the moment? Can't imagine 30C+ there!
 
I was out having the 41tooth sprocket etc and new boots put onto the bike this morning and noticed the DP tail tidy had sheared on both of the thicker metal arms beneath the carbon fibre "cap" to the rear plate.

According the dealer, they had seen several of these but had no replacements. I called the dealer I had bought the bike from but they had never heard of this issue.

Has anyone else had this problem? Seems odd to me.

The temp repair is three cable ties.

Also for those interested Ducati Coventry have an R with 1,600 miles on the clock for £22,000. Sadly they would not take my S as p/exch as they had two already. :(

yes I have heard of a few doing it-the aluminium bracket seems to break although if you don't have the reflector and a huge std UK number plate its probably going to be ok
 
yes I have heard of a few doing it-the aluminium bracket seems to break although if you don't have the reflector and a huge std UK number plate its probably going to be ok

That is exactly what John at JHP said. Thankyou, that will help with the warranty claim.
 
Broken tail tidy.

I have had the same problem, I'm about to fit the second one with the smaller plate and hope this solves the problem. All at coventry Ducati have been out standing, replaced the old one ASAP no questions asked.
 
What labour time/charge did they give you for the sprocket change? I've just done the same thing including the annual service plus an agreed 2 hours to fit termi headers. All up they charged 6 hours which I thought 4 hours to fit sprocket, chain and do a service was at least an hour too much. My dealer got pretty pissed with me when I questioned the labour content. Thoughts???
 
What labour time/charge did they give you for the sprocket change? I've just done the same thing including the annual service plus an agreed 2 hours to fit termi headers. All up they charged 6 hours which I thought 4 hours to fit sprocket, chain and do a service was at least an hour too much. My dealer got pretty pissed with me when I questioned the labour content. Thoughts???

First service normally charged at between 1.5/2 hrs depending on you dealer...Sprocket shouldn't be more than an hr...But full termis can be 4hrs so I guess all in all 6 hrs total is probably "fair"
 
I have had the same problem, I'm about to fit the second one with the smaller plate and hope this solves the problem. All at coventry Ducati have been out standing, replaced the old one ASAP no questions asked.

Hey up BB, what size plate are you looking at and where do you get them from? :)
 
Putting a 7 inch " show plate" on, had it made up through JHP with their logo on it, it's obviously smaller than stock but not bonkers so you can't read it and attract too much attention. Must stress this is a show plate so you pay your money and take your chance of being pulled by the Feds.
 

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