Ducati service is like no other. They check compression, valve lash and,... all the things. Independent of the owner that brings the bike in, they service with pride. They treat the bikes as a family. They ask you to bring the bike in at intervals so they they can keep it new. If you follow along, with all their recommendations, They will always hand you back your bike. GOOD AS NEW. Amazing. The tires: When the engineers designed the Diavel, they knew they were pissing in the wind, without a Tire, So they teamed up with Pirelli and together they developed that tire. You call it Stock, but that tire is a one off epic piece of engineering, it bends like no other. Rock On!
Ducati service is like no other. They check compression, valve lash and,... all the things. Independent of the owner that brings the bike in, they service with pride. They treat the bikes as a family. They ask you to bring the bike in at intervals so they they can keep it new. If you follow along, with all their recommendations, They will always hand you back your bike. GOOD AS NEW. Amazing.
The tires: When the engineers designed the Diavel, they knew they were pissing in the wind, without a Tire, So they teamed up with Pirelli and together they developed that tire. You call it Stock, but that tire is a one off epic piece of engineering, it bends like no other. Rock On!
I agree my Ducati dealership treats my bike like one of their own. You are correct about the tire that is why I stick with the "stock" tire.
That's a badass bike.
Thanks bro.😁
Thanks for sharing, do you take tire plug kit for the 200 mile trip, or any other tools ? Thanks
Unfortunately I don't. But I think I'll start as you never know. Thanks for the heads up.
Im sorry bro. But the graphic stickers doesnt look nice.
Ha ha some people love them and others hate them. 😁
Between the stickers and the wind cover the once beautiful bike looks like shit! Sorry please fix it