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Old 17-Jun-2006, 10:28
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Service time !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Right my 998bp is due its two year service next month, and as my local dealer is no more i will have to travel to Dublin or might go over to England get a service and a weekend away

Or i might just trade it for a jap bike till i can afford my 998R

What is everyone paying for their two year service ie belts etc

I payed 390 last time , looking on Ducati Glassgow's site they are looking 600 !!
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 15:46
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I had a major service this year - everything done apart from belts (as they were done end of last year) and it cost me over £700! Included new clutch plates though.... And it did feel like a different bike when i got it back to be honest
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 15:48
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£750 with belts for 24m service but included new clutch and basket and some additionla bits, not sussies tho that was additional
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 16:22
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yup, you're looking £600+
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 17:03
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Best get this blooming KTM sold then !
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 17:33
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depends how many miles you've done..

get a specialist dealer to do it, not one that will just go by the book but one that does what your bike actually needs.

have a look at http://www.motorapido.co.uk/ducati%20servicing.php

They offer 2 services, if you have done 12000 miles + its one, if not, you dont need the forks stripped and cleaned so you dont pay for it.

These guys there reckon that the fork oil doesnt need changing until 3 years if you havent dont the miles.

My bike had only 2000 miles at 2 years old so there were a few more things that didnt need doing so i didnt pay for it. thats why specialist dealers are worth travelling for and talking too.
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 18:35
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depends how many miles you've done..

get a specialist dealer to do it, not one that will just go by the book but one that does what your bike actually needs.

have a look at http://www.motorapido.co.uk/ducati%20servicing.php

They offer 2 services, if you have done 12000 miles + its one, if not, you dont need the forks stripped and cleaned so you dont pay for it.

These guys there reckon that the fork oil doesnt need changing until 3 years if you havent dont the miles.

My bike had only 2000 miles at 2 years old so there were a few more things that didnt need doing so i didnt pay for it. thats why specialist dealers are worth travelling for and talking too.



Forks have been re done by K-Tech so no ones touching them and i have 95k miles done
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 18:36
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depends how many miles you've done..

get a specialist dealer to do it, not one that will just go by the book but one that does what your bike actually needs.

have a look at http://www.motorapido.co.uk/ducati%20servicing.php

They offer 2 services, if you have done 12000 miles + its one, if not, you dont need the forks stripped and cleaned so you dont pay for it.

These guys there reckon that the fork oil doesnt need changing until 3 years if you havent dont the miles.

My bike had only 2000 miles at 2 years old so there were a few more things that didnt need doing so i didnt pay for it. thats why specialist dealers are worth travelling for and talking too.



Forks have been re done by K-Tech so no ones touching them and i have 9.5k miles done
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Old 19-Jun-2006, 18:46
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if you dont need anything extra, think MR cost is about 450+vat fro the service incl belts
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