[JET]

My Ducati Card finally showed up on Thursday (16/4), after I'd begun to wonder if I was ever going to get one.


It is a Scrambler branded card and came from Italy, in a yellow Scrambler branded envelope.


It has now gone into my Scrambler branded handover pack, though it will go with me when I'm travelling away from home on the bike.


Have I said "branded" too many times?

 

[oli]

Mine's here as well. So I assume sending in the Ducati-Card- / Warranty-Card-Thingy from the user manual was sort of redundant...
I just chucked the card under the seat. Those few grams more I can live with.

 

[albie]

Got mine on Thursday.

 

[Jerry Winder]

Me too


Jerry

 

[Mingu]

what is a ducati card?

 

[littleowl]

It does say, 'For the entire warranty period (one year from the activation date of the warranty) Scrambler Ducati offers you a roadside Assistance Service '

I thought that the warranty was two years??

 

[PeteI]

It does say, 'For the entire warranty period (one year from the activation date of the warranty) Scrambler Ducati offers you a roadside Assistance Service '

I thought that the warranty was two years??

the warranty is two, roadside is 1. cheap bastards. I mean how many people will need it really?

 

[cb_abq]

Nothing more valuable than assistance when you need it.

the warranty is two, roadside is 1. cheap bastards. I mean how many people will need it really?

Nobody needs it until they really, really do.

 

[PeteI]

Nobody needs it until they really, really do.

true anything can happen anytime. I assume I've been lucky. 20 odd years with around 10 bikes and not one problem ever. I may be jinxing myself ay?
JK, not worried.

 

[TC3]

true anything can happen anytime. I assume I've been lucky. 20 odd years with around 10 bikes and not one problem ever. I may be jinxing myself ay?
JK, not worried.

Yep ... now your f**cked Pete

 

[littleowl]

I suppose if they are offering free roadside assistance, they must be pretty confident that the bikes are going to be reliable - or else they will have some hefty bills to pay!

 

[PeteI]

Yep ... now your f**cked Pete

I wasn't including a dead battery once...

 

[Janek]

I suppose if they are offering free roadside assistance, they must be pretty confident that the bikes are going to be reliable - or else they will have some hefty bills to pay!

It's a standard with Italian vehicles. I got it also with Alfa for 2 years. 2 months after it ended car computer got crazy and I had to use my own insurance