Oh No! Not Again!!!

11ninenine said:

Feel fortunate - mine has been at the dealer for over two weeks with (suspected) ECU issues that they cannot resolve. They've run out of options and it's to the point where Ducati NA will need to get involved, and the process could be quite lengthy.

Anyway, your recall letter is the same as everyone elses, and you'll be back on the road shortly.

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DUCENZO said:

Yes, there are at least 3 recalls....

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daverogers2001 said:

How long have you had it?

If it's not that long, then it's not fit for purpose! Reject It and Demand a replacement

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11ninenine said:

I received the unit in June, but since I was on vacation for most of summer, I only have 3000kms on the odometer. The issue first came up around the 1000-1500kms mark, and cleared for a bit, but is now ongoing. Long story short, the bike is dangerous to ride, because, without warning, the ride-by-wire will cut out. The engine is still spinning, just no throttle response and immediate loss of power.

Almost got run over on a few occasions because of this.

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daverogers2001 said:

My wife just called me that I received a letter from Ducati today advising me that my bike is due for a recall....Only had the bike just over a month.

She read it read something like: swing Arm spindle something or other has to be properly torqued so as not to interfere with the riders footpegs and something about a break reservoir da da da!!

Anyone had the same?

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11ninenine said:

I received the unit in June, but since I was on vacation for most of summer, I only have 3000kms on the odometer. The issue first came up around the 1000-1500kms mark, and cleared for a bit, but is now ongoing. Long story short, the bike is dangerous to ride, because, without warning, the ride-by-wire will cut out. The engine is still spinning, just no throttle response and immediate loss of power.

Almost got run over on a few occasions because of this.

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