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what kind of parts?
for oem fairings (unpainted) and a few things more: pro italia
that's the end of my knowledge regarding oem parts.
for oem fairings (unpainted) and a few things more: pro italia
that's the end of my knowledge regarding oem parts.
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Don't know yet,lol.
First time Ducati owner and just want to have the resources handy.
Should of mentioned "Accessories" also, it's mostly what I will be buying for now.
Thanks.
User jarelj is the General Manager of Ducati Omaha. He's a frequent contributor here on the forum. I haven't seen if he offers a discount to forum members but I wouldn't be surprised if he did. I would support members that support our community, and he certainly has made significant contributions to the knowledge base with his Ducati racing experience and obviously being a premiere Ducati dealer. Hit him up:
http://ducati1199.com/users/jarelj/
http://ducati1199.com/users/jarelj/
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Ducati Omaha has an online parts catalog to order any OEM parts. It's not too hard to use but it can take a while to get things shipped to you if they don't have it in stock.
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Thanks for the reference guys, I love this forum because this is what I personally ride and the people here are great, so I enjoy the conversation! Our Ducati Omaha OEM parts system can be found here:
Ducati Omaha - Ducati OEM Parts Ordering System - Parts Fiche - Ducati Parts
We have a HUGE inventory of Ducati OEM parts in stock, but even still we can't possibly have every part in stock all the time. We try to anticipate what people are going to need and order that stuff in bulk at the beginning of the season. If we don't have it in stock, we place the order from the warehouse in Italy normally the same day and it's usually about 7-10 days for the parts to get here and then to you, but can vary depending on which parts and where they're going to.
I'm intimately familiar with all of our OEM parts systems and web sites because I built them all myself, so if you ever have any suggestions to make it more user-friendly don't hesitate to drop me a note and if I can make the changes I will.
Ducati Omaha - Ducati OEM Parts Ordering System - Parts Fiche - Ducati Parts
We have a HUGE inventory of Ducati OEM parts in stock, but even still we can't possibly have every part in stock all the time. We try to anticipate what people are going to need and order that stuff in bulk at the beginning of the season. If we don't have it in stock, we place the order from the warehouse in Italy normally the same day and it's usually about 7-10 days for the parts to get here and then to you, but can vary depending on which parts and where they're going to.
I'm intimately familiar with all of our OEM parts systems and web sites because I built them all myself, so if you ever have any suggestions to make it more user-friendly don't hesitate to drop me a note and if I can make the changes I will.
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Hi Jarel:
I just ordered the Euro Led turn signals yesterday, do you have an ETA of when these will be shipped?
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+1 on Ducati Omaha for OEM parts.
Over the past few years I ordered a few parts for my '97 748 and they were sent promptly/quickly.
No longer have the 748 but I'll use 'em if I need stuff in the future for my 1199.
For non-Ducati parts, (like my Triumph Sprint), I usually use Bike Bandit. They have extensive parts catalogs/diagrams online making it easy to look-up what you need and order.
Over the past few years I ordered a few parts for my '97 748 and they were sent promptly/quickly.
No longer have the 748 but I'll use 'em if I need stuff in the future for my 1199.
For non-Ducati parts, (like my Triumph Sprint), I usually use Bike Bandit. They have extensive parts catalogs/diagrams online making it easy to look-up what you need and order.
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Agree, Ducati Omaha has a nice website and is a member here. Therefore recommended.
I would also suggest your local dealer. If you have a good relationship, you should get a price break and the money they make off of you on parts could help lower any service charges.
I would also suggest your local dealer. If you have a good relationship, you should get a price break and the money they make off of you on parts could help lower any service charges.
+1 for Bike Bandit for non-Duc parts. They have an excellent discount if you are an AMA member. Usually makes them the cheapest for products carried by other online stores (i.e. Sportbiketrackgear.com, revzilla.com, etc.)
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