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ath748 07-Jan-2005 10:50

Quote:

Originally posted by yeti
Try having an aircraft serviced. Every 50 hours and every year in additon, PLUS a real biggy every three years.

Our last one was a "normal" one year service - £3800 plus VAT

Ducati servicing? pice o' p**s :puzzled:

Fine if you have the money then... :o

yeti 07-Jan-2005 11:14

Quote:

Originally posted by ath748
Fine if you have the money then... :o

I don't! :(

dave w 07-Jan-2005 11:26

Yeti.... get your self a hot air baloon mate :lol:

Andyl 10-Jan-2005 14:14

Andy

Ask your dealer about a 'short' service. Valves checks according to my dealer are mileage dependant and not time dependant therefore do not need to be done until you reach 6,000 regardless of time. Last year this saved me about £150 on my 999s service as I recall and will do the same again this year (2nd year) as I have still only done £4,000. This is where most of the cost comes from particularly on the 'R' as someone has already pointed out.

Belts are not worth taking a chance with and as someone else said get them changed if that's what the book says even if you have done low mileage as their deterioration is time based and can be worse if the bike is not used regularly.

I hope this helps.

Henners 10-Jan-2005 15:51

Andy - that\'s cheap ...
 
... ask Red-Leader, last full service on his 998 including belts and a compression check cost £1,000. Then a belt delaminated 50 miles later ending him up in all sorts of bother ... including 120 mile round trip to take the bike back ;) Ahhh the joys etc.etc.etc.

kwikbitch 10-Jan-2005 17:33

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Originally posted by Mr C
1 year or 6000 miles which ever comes first.

Maybe ?

Pooh!!!!!!.....I think I'm a bit late Ive done abaht 6 half since the last service. Looks like I better book a patch in the red light district then!;)

andyb 10-Jan-2005 18:50

So thats what they mean about the red light coming on when you need a service! :o

chief 11-Jan-2005 19:01

STREWTH :o

749R wish i'd thought with my head and not my heart

moto748 11-Jan-2005 21:25

Good job that the 749/999's are so much easier and cheaper to service than those old-fashioned 748/996's, isn't it?:devil:

butch890 11-Jan-2005 21:43

Not so sure about that one ,the last 6000 service on my 748 cost over £7000 !!!
Butch


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