1200 DVT Worthwhile Add-ons

Discussion in 'Multistrada' started by DudleyDuke, Dec 18, 2015.

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  1. Folks,
    was thinking of having the dealer fit the Ducati auxiliary lights when it goes in for its 600 mile service. What else do you guys think its worthwhile fitting ?

    BTW, I have some bits and bobs from my old 2013 Monster 796 for sale if anyone out there knows of anyone that might be interested.

    Lee.
     
    #1 DudleyDuke, Dec 18, 2015
  2. Hi
    If you don`t already have, heated grips are must add on :)
    And a Termignoni full system is always a good choice, it is a bit loud on higher rpm, but driving on low rpm it`s not so loud.
    If i would order now bike i would take the handsfree filler cap..
     
    #2 Teemu, Dec 18, 2015
  3. Cheers Teemu,
    Ive already got the heated grips and a Termi end can :smiley:
    Will look into the option of the Handsfree cap.

    Anyone else had the aux lights fitted ?
     
    #3 DudleyDuke, Dec 18, 2015
  4. Doesn't the full Termi system need an expensive ecu upgrade ?
     
    #4 Steve m, Dec 18, 2015
  5. When you buy full termignoni for Multistrada DVT it includes Up-map key. It is a dealer install only for that up-map key, cause you need also Ducati tester..
     
    #5 Teemu, Dec 18, 2015
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  6. Navihalter and GPS is what I cannot live without.

    And depending on what options you've got accessories wise e center stand is a no brainier.
     
    #6 Moonfruit, Dec 19, 2015
  7. Any idea on cost ?
    I presume at least £1.5k all in ?
     
    #7 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  8. Hi
    Don`t know what it cost in UK, But here in Finland it was 2000€ fitted..
     
    #8 Teemu, Dec 19, 2015
  9. Is that fitted on a Dvt ?
    Could you post a couple of pictures ?
     
    #9 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  10. Yes Fitted in 2015 DVT. That is the only picture what i have, i have taken exhaust part and send header pipes to painter to be painted a black ceramic coating.
    It would be very easy install anybody with basic tools can do it, except that you need to get it to dealer to get that up-map key installed..

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    #10 Teemu, Dec 19, 2015
  11. Full Termi and aux lights fitted

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    #11 JimVee, Dec 19, 2015
  12. Mmmmm not a fan of those long Termi cans , unfortunately
    I don't suppose the stubby Termi would baffle the noise enough, and I suppose the up key is mapped for the longer can : (
     
    #12 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  13. Full Termi sounds lovely and makes a big difference to the power delivery, alway sound the stubby sounds the same as the original can.
     
    #13 JimVee, Dec 19, 2015
  14. I don't understand Jimvee ?
     
    #14 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  15. Hi Steve, no real comment, just saying the full system sounds lovely and is worth the money imho and the stubby is too quiet. The full termi end can is slightly shorter than the previous can too
     
    #15 JimVee, Dec 19, 2015
  16. Thanks for the reply
    How can the stubby be quieter ?
     
    #16 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  17. £1720 (not fitted)
     
    #17 D4VE, Dec 19, 2015
  18. Because there's a big cat in front of it, acts like a baffle .
     
    #18 D4VE, Dec 19, 2015
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  19. No. I mean how can the stubby be quieter than the long can ? ...with the cat removed
    Sounds like what Jimvee is saying
     
    #19 Steve m, Dec 19, 2015
  20. You will need to buy the link pipes if u remove the cat and they are just as much as a full system although they do come up on fleabay every now and again.

    One of the lads on the forum had link pipes and stubby on his 2011 Mutley and that was loud just like the full termi
     
    #20 JimVee, Dec 19, 2015
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