MOTOVLOG I - MV AGUSTA BREAKS DOWN, PANIGALE V4 DAMAGED AT DEALERSHIP, APRILIA WARRANTY CLAIM

[@ASBP12]

Struggling to open that brake fluid bottle @ 13:49 😂

[@ridewithKY]

Hahaha.

[@sidontwowheels3262]

Hell yeah another BANGER

[@ridewithKY]

👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@rhysmillen4393]

Aprilia 😍🤩❤

[@ridewithKY]

Appreciate it, thank you!

[@alskypearson9716]

Another excellent video. I have a weird question for you. I am a short writer and I look like about the size of your friends height. What kind of shoes was he wearing?

[@ridewithKY]

Appreciate the support, thank you! Those are TCX Street 3’s. I have a pair as well and they are great. If you have a Cyclegear store or Dainese store nearby, they typically have them in stock to try on.

[@thang1742]

alot of ducati dealers service quality is pretty bad, ive seen alot of scratches and knicks across the bike and they avoid to have to deal with any of the damages.

[@ridewithKY]

Unfortunately it does seem it’s pretty common. Nobody cares about their work anymore.

[@jody1031]

Hey Ky, are you saying that MV don't stock/make parts for a 2017 which is why you had to get used parts?

[@ridewithKY]

The dealer showed the parts available for order but had no ETA on arrival. So effectively they weren’t available. Even when the Italians give you an ETA, you can expect to wait quite a while regardless of the ETA. If no ETA is given, then you aren’t getting the part. 😂.

[@jody1031]

@@ridewithKY That's good to know. I was thinking of buying an used MV, sounds like it would be a bad idea. I guess even new would be bad if parts aren't available.

[@ridewithKY]

MV’s are very cool bikes. However, if you don’t live by a dealer and/or you can’t fix some pretty significant things on your own, I would not buy an MV. I promise you will have issues with it.

[@jfiler21]

What dealership so that I know not to go there!

[@ridewithKY]

Hahaha! I actually was able to come to an amicable agreement with the dealer, thankfully. Things happen and mistakes get made, it’s how you deal with it following the ordeal that counts. Thank you for the support!

[@redrider0151]

When they warranty the fairing, they are going to do it in a way that they dont pay at all....that it will all be burdened on Ducati itself is what I assume....manufacturer defect....this is the whole issue with most dealers these days (ALL brands, not just Ducati)....they look at their bottom line ONLY vice doing what is right. You know where nice guys finish...its a horrible saying, but its 100% true....they will take advantage of your kindness basically EVERY time nowadays.

[@ridewithKY]

Probably a lot of truth to this. Appreciate you sharing, thank you!