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Hey, guys. Bought a 2014 1199s a couple months back and some f*cker tore up the ignition either trying to steal it or out of spite because they were pissed because they couldn't steal it (bike's locked up pretty good, so it would take a while and a lot of noise and sparks to cut through everything). I'll try and attach a pic of the ignition. Anyway, my question is, when I eventually decide to do the repairs, can I just get one of the key/ignition/gas cap/trunk lock kits with the code cards on line and plug everything in or do I need to go the a Ducati dealership to get everything coded or paired or whatever the hell they do for $500 or so? Thanks in advance for the help. And, yeah....people f*cking suck.
 
Insurance....
Trying to avoid that. Just had a ZX10 that wasn't secured stolen that I made a claim on. Douches came back for the Duc. Obviously, I need to figure out a different storage option for when I get the Panigale fixed, but I'd rather not make another claim if it's only a $800 fix. If this is a plug and play solution, I'll handle it that way. If it's over a grand, I'll have to make another claim. That was the purpose of the thread.
 
Feel your pain man. I have had 3 bikes stolen from my garage and my son had a supermotard stolen that was chained to a tree and disk locked. If they want it bad enough they will get it. They broke into my car that was parked outside and used the remote to open the garage...so, no more remote left in cars outside. Hope it works out for you, the security/imobilizer system on Ducatis is a pain in the rear. Good luck.
 
I have a spare if you want it . I will send it to you . PM me and I will see if I can find it .
I don't believe the keys are coded .
 
Feel your pain man. I have had 3 bikes stolen from my garage and my son had a supermotard stolen that was chained to a tree and disk locked. If they want it bad enough they will get it. They broke into my car that was parked outside and used the remote to open the garage...so, no more remote left in cars outside. Hope it works out for you, the security/imobilizer system on Ducatis is a pain in the rear. Good luck.

yeah learned that a long time ago, leaving your remote in your car is an invitation. so the remote has to be well hidden if you are going to leave it in the car. but....my car has the remote built into the rearview mirror so there's only one solution and now i have an alarm on my garage door so i get a notification if the door is opened or closed; there's a camera in there, too. i hate thieves. also make sure to hide your home address on all the documents you leave in your car.
 
but....my car has the remote built into the rearview mirror so there's only one solution and now i have an alarm on my garage door so i get a notification if the door is opened or closed; there's a camera in there, too. .

For what its worth, if the car has one built into it, it will not open or close the garage door if the car is not turned on. This is a feature that is built into every car for security purposes. IF it does open when the car is off, it should be a recall OR an issue with the car the dealer will be able to fix under warranty, cause it shouldnt do that
 
This is why I decided to move and live in the middle of nowhere, in case somebody decides to be a hero, nobody will hear the bullet planted between their eyes.

I used to live in a city and had things stolen or broken into often. Leaving anything unsecured around in an invitation to the low lives that manifest in the city limits of urban America.
 
For what its worth, if the car has one built into it, it will not open or close the garage door if the car is not turned on. This is a feature that is built into every car for security purposes. IF it does open when the car is off, it should be a recall OR an issue with the car the dealer will be able to fix under warranty, cause it shouldnt do that

quite the opposite, i don't know of any modern (nice) car that works that work. it wouldn't make any sense to restrict those buttons to only when the car is on.
 
WTF is wrong with people? Sorry to hear that you've been targeted by someone who is focused on forging a career which involves picking up soap in a shared shower with like minded folk.
 
Wilkinson is a good dude ...
what about keeping the bike in secure storage? This is what some of my sons friends in Bristol do. 24hr security on site
 
Wilkinson is a good dude ...
what about keeping the bike in secure storage? This is what some of my sons friends in Bristol do. 24hr security on site

That's an option, but it also means that any time I want to ride, I need to drive to my bike to do it. I'd rather leave it at a friend's house (who has lots of guns and dogs). I've talked to the head of my HOA and I've been given access to a secure area of the garage where it should be safe until a solution for the entire garage can be found. Just sucks that I can't move it there until I repair it because the bar lock is engaged and can't be unlocked until I remove the ignition.

On another note, I swung by the local Ducati dealership and they said that the keys aren't paired with the ECU, so I should be able to just install the lock set and I'll be set to go.
 

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