So, 3 failures reported and all in Europe dating back from May 2017. Can someone explain to me why the first we get to hear about it is from a Ducati North America recall ? Something seriously wrong with the safety recall system in Europe. Andy
Are you sure ? How many master cylinders across the Brembo range have been assembled with a plastic piston since 2015 ? Andy
"If this happens, the master cylinder can stop operating, which can lead to front brake failure. This is an obvious safety concern". No kidding especially considering that the rear brakes are crap
Just picked up copy of MCN to have a browse after shift and there's a small piece in it confirming Ducati have issued recalls for the following... 1299 Panigale (including SL and FE) Panigale R Multistrada 1200 &1260 XDiavel S Monster 1200 Scrambler Cafe Racer
Went to collect new chain today, mines booked in for the 5th with a rad hose and brembo piston recall.
Wilf at MotoRapido put my Vin into the pooter, I didn't ask, but as I had not seen them for a while, he said, worth a go, and those two came up.
Just put my vin number into the Ducati recall website and mine is there for the Brembo recall.will be contacting Riders in Bridgwater to get it done.
Woods have confirmed to me it’s the S, D Air and Pikes Peak models. Us standards with peasant spec brakes are safe
Just spoke to Riders Bridgwater, they are now aware of the recall and are in the process of ordering in the master cylinders, i am to call again next week once they have them in and book it in.
Are you sure? Enduro not mentioned on the list check your frame no on ducati website http://www.ducati.com/services/recall_campaigns/index.do Scrambler Café Racer MY 2017 – 2018 Multistrada 1200 S/Pikes Peak MY 2015 – 2017 Multistrada 1260 S/Pikes Peak MY 2018 Monster 1200 S MY 2015 – 2018 Monster 1200 R MY 2016 – 2018 XDiavel S MY 2016 – 2018 1299 Panigale STD/S MY 2015 – 2017 Panigale R MY 2015 - 2017 1299 Superleggera MY 2017 1299 Panigale S Anniversario MY 2017 1299 Panigale R Final Edition MY 2018
