1199 Ducati 899 - 959 - 1199 - 1299 Modifications - What Have You Done To Yours?

Discussion in 'Panigale' started by Rob Jarvis, Jun 30, 2015.

  1. Yeah they dropped it trying to ride it in to the workshop from what I understand. It's not big damage but it's spread over a lot of parts.

    Tank, top fairings both sides and lower on right (stones flew up and damaged the left), brake lever front and rear, rear set on r/h, mirror, nose fairing and screen, clutch cover, paddock stand bobbin, bar end.

    Fair amount really, going to cost them a pretty penny
     
  2. they must have been riding it at a fair old speed into the workshop for stones to "fly up"?
     
  3. Honestly mate that sounds like a write off! Even at dealer prices that's going to cost £2500-3000k probably.

    Have u checked to see if there is damage to the swingarm? I would do so first as they might try to claim it was already there.

    I'm sure they are trying to help but that's going to really hurt them!!!
     
  4. The tech rode the bike up the side of the ramp in to the workshop that is gravel and not concrete and lost his footing apparently.

    My bike is only 7 months old, but I've left the ball in their court, they know they're going to have to make it as good as new or sort me a very nice deal on a 1299.

    I know accidents happen but I can't help but think things like this are very amateur for a main dealer..

    Swing arm etc is all okay and I have pictures of all the damage. As I say the damage is light but effects many areas :disappointed:
     
  5. gutted for you mate thats really shit
     
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  6. Go down the 1299 route put a positive spin on it onwards and upwards but if you do decide to keep it make sure you see all the new parts that are going to be fitted to your bike
     
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  7. Really bad luck mate, try to turn it into a positive. If you are serious about the 1299 route, I feel you should push/steer towards this. The dealer should be happy to take yours as part ex ( they are shifting well at the mo) and I agree the discount on the 1299 should be healthy to reflect this unfortunate situation. Good luck with it.
     
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  8. Thanks everyone

    Appreciated. I am hugely p*ssed off but shouting and screaming won't help anything, it's happened now, nothing I can do. No idea why the tech went up the side of the ramp road though.

    Horrible though because I'm very fond of my 899 it's a cracking little bike.
     
  9. Surely there is an option for a great deal on a 959? Even with the full under slung exhausts but discounted it would be cheaper than a base 1299? Personally I still believe the 899/959 offer a great road experience
     
  10. I love the 899 and to be honest if I'm going to change might as well make it worth while and go for the full fat option lol
     
  11. Update

    My bike is to be repaired. I've been told everything will be replaced with new parts and it'll be as new again.

    My bike was completely spotless so hopefully they won't try and cut corners because I will know. I think they know that though.
     
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  12. Nice one, now sell it privately and get a 1299, job done, itch scratched..:upyeah:
     
  13. LoL

    I'll likely keep it this year and perhaps off load next year.

    It's such a well balanced package, hard one to beat. Be nice to have her back looking new.
     
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    Treated myself, courtesy of Joe P
    Now to get it set up properly
     
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  15. Got my new 1299 last Saturday. Have put a few hundred miles on it riding it to Le Mans for the Moto GP.

    Only mod is a Bruudt tail tidy and small plate.... So far very happy. Just can't wait to get over the 6 thousand revs mark.
     
  16. Here's mine. I've had it to bits over the winter and it's all been cleaned and polished. Been riding it on and off all over the winter but now it is in its element.

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    Came with the bike:
    R&G Carbon tank sliders
    R&G Carbon engine case sliders
    R&G Aero crash protectors

    Cosmetic improvements:
    Replaced damaged tank decals
    1199 LED rear indicators
    CDT carbon short number plate hanger
    RSR carbon heel guards (hated the aluminium ones)
    RSR Carbon chain guard
    Rear seat cover
    Painted front mudguard

    Practical improvements:
    Oberon foot pegs
    Progrip Race Grips
    Battery maintainer connection
    USB socket
    RAM Mount for iPhone/Satnav
    Speedo Angel Screen Protector
    Removed pillion pegs
    Shaved seat - approx 1cm removed from front part

    Wanted:
    Carbon hugger
    Blipbox
    Suspension setup
    Carbon wheels
     
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  17. I am not a mechanic but changing the clutch cover only took about 15 mins. Still waiting for the Akrapovich. image.jpeg
     
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  18. set multiple car alarms off as i arrived to work in the underground car park this morning

    its never done it before but i think i like this new feature very much
     
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  19. Putting both the 1199R and DSFS back to standard road trim :)
     
  20. Just fitted new rear subframe saved 7kg, few more carbon bits and bobs and brembo 330mm discs going on Monday with carbon mirrors and side stand

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