servicing (where?)

final_edition · 10-Feb-2006, 03:06

I need to get my 998FE serviced, the bike is coming up to 6k/24m. Being it's the first Ducati I've owned, I am unsure of where to take it, in the South East/Kent area. I am well aware though there is places that rip people off. Is there somewhere local or do I need to go to Cornerspeed,long way away?
I know Pro Twins aren't far away, any good?
What are the prices for the service, I know it will be dearer than a C90 service!
Your help will be very welcome.

[Edited on 10-2-2006 by final_edition]

doogalman · 10-Feb-2006, 07:34

Pro twins , Yes they are very good. Probably noy the cheapest, but i've never had cause to complain. Their labour rate is cheaper than my local back-street non franchise shop. Ring around but i don.t think there is really much in it. A llarge chunk of the cost is service items. Petes the main man there and he does look after your pride and joy. And you know that the job is a good one.

Ian Harris · 10-Feb-2006, 13:29

Quote:

Originally posted by doogalman
Pro twins , Yes they are very good. Probably noy the cheapest, but i've never had cause to complain. Their labour rate is cheaper than my local back-street non franchise shop. Ring around but i don.t think there is really much in it. A llarge chunk of the cost is service items. Petes the main man there and he does look after your pride and joy. And you know that the job is a good one.

What Doogalman said.

Excellent service from a very friendly bunch.

10-Feb-2006, 14:16

FE

Whens it due, mine may be heading north soon, or we could split the cost of a Nelly collection as I'm only 4 or 5 miles from you ......

big999duke · 10-Feb-2006, 15:05

Tec Moto is now being run by Mitch the mechanic, he did a top job on my 999. Apparently he's now concentrating his efforts on servicing rather than just supplying shiny bits. Seems like a honest bloke and seems to know his stuff, give him a go

big999duke · 10-Feb-2006, 15:06

Tec Moto is now being run by Mitch the mechanic, he did a top job on my 999. Apparently he's now concentrating his efforts on servicing rather than just supplying shiny bits. Seems like a honest bloke and seems to know his stuff, give him a go

final_edition · 10-Feb-2006, 15:25

Quote:

Originally posted by DIBBLE
FE

Whens it due, mine may be heading north soon, or we could split the cost of a Nelly collection as I'm only 4 or 5 miles from you ......

Dibble,
whats a Nelly collection? I have a van I was going to take it up in,room for two maybe...?

Glyn · 10-Feb-2006, 15:51

a nelly collection
does what it says on the tin
nelly comes and gets(collects) your bike

final_edition · 10-Feb-2006, 17:17

Nick Pavey · 11-Feb-2006, 11:21

I get mine serviced at a place in Kings Cross. The 6000 cost me £240 inc. parts. (new air filter,oil etc...nothing major)

Send me a U2U if you want details.

Nick

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10-Feb-2006, 14:16	#4
Dibble Posts: n/a FE Whens it due, mine may be heading north soon, or we could split the cost of a Nelly collection as I'm only 4 or 5 miles from you ...... Reply

10-Feb-2006, 15:05	#5
big999duke Registered Forum User Posts: 2 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: essex Tec Moto is now being run by Mitch the mechanic, he did a top job on my 999. Apparently he's now concentrating his efforts on servicing rather than just supplying shiny bits. Seems like a honest bloke and seems to know his stuff, give him a go Reply

10-Feb-2006, 15:06	#6
big999duke Registered Forum User Posts: 2 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: essex Tec Moto is now being run by Mitch the mechanic, he did a top job on my 999. Apparently he's now concentrating his efforts on servicing rather than just supplying shiny bits. Seems like a honest bloke and seems to know his stuff, give him a go Reply

10-Feb-2006, 15:51	#8
Glyn Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,505 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: lost in space Mood: st2......we can rebuild a nelly collection does what it says on the tin nelly comes and gets(collects) your bike Reply

10-Feb-2006, 17:17	#9
final_edition DSC Club Member Big Twin Posts: 1,918 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Kent Mood: Having some tinnies and a barbie Reply

11-Feb-2006, 11:21	#10
Nick Pavey Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 261 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: North London I get mine serviced at a place in Kings Cross. The 6000 cost me £240 inc. parts. (new air filter,oil etc...nothing major) Send me a U2U if you want details. Nick Reply