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guest1 01-Jul-2005 23:25

JPM gave me a tip to start it when it had those very same symptoms:
put the bike in gear, roll it backwards or forwards so as you turn the crank a little (must get it past tdc or summat), then try starting.

Downside was that Jon then added "yeah I used to have to do that to mine, just before the battery ballooned up!"

ttstu 02-Jul-2005 14:23

It was the battery after all. Just waiting for it to balloon up now.:o

Tell you what they're hard work these Ducs.

bradders 02-Jul-2005 15:24

only the new ones mate;)

Wylie1 02-Jul-2005 23:48

Oh yes....Ducati's incredible reputation for reliability has certainly been tarnished with their recent offerings :sing:

moto748 03-Jul-2005 00:09

If my battery ballooned (and it did once), I'd suspect he rectifier.

philthy 03-Jul-2005 02:51

A Ducati is just like a woman - you are better off with a slightly older one.

You let some other chap spend his time, effort and money sorting out all the problems of initial ownership, and then when he is skint, finally gives up and moves on you take over and at minimal cost end up with a really sorted one.

Oh how brave (stupid ) of me to put this gem into printed form.

ttstu 03-Jul-2005 10:25

:sing: Some good advice coming through!


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