Rain, Ducati and electrics

rcgbob44 · 29-Aug-2006, 23:23

The only bike I ever had water problems with was my old H1E that used to short the Ht to your leg when it rained....ouch!

Grib · 30-Aug-2006, 13:25

My Duc's obviously not as resiliant as your lots

First sign of rain at Cadwell, down to one cylinder not to be recovered until everything was stripped, WD-40ed, then siliconed up so no more water could go in

twpd · 30-Aug-2006, 13:58

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Originally Posted by Grib

My Duc's obviously not as resiliant as your lots

First sign of rain at Cadwell, down to one cylinder not to be recovered until everything was stripped, WD-40ed, then siliconed up so no more water could go in

That's karma. Payback for all those nasty things you and him have said about Ducatis in the past. PMA is everything - expect it to break and it will. Of course - mine never have broken and nor will they break

Grib · 30-Aug-2006, 14:01

Well, maybe so

I won't let anyone say anything nasty about them within earshot of the bike now, just in case she throws another strop

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30-Aug-2006, 13:25	#2
Grib Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,416 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Nottingham Mood: Ducati-less! My Duc's obviously not as resiliant as your lots First sign of rain at Cadwell, down to one cylinder not to be recovered until everything was stripped, WD-40ed, then siliconed up so no more water could go in Reply

30-Aug-2006, 14:01	#4
Grib Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,416 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Nottingham Mood: Ducati-less! Well, maybe so I won't let anyone say anything nasty about them within earshot of the bike now, just in case she throws another strop Reply