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I got a 2001 996s and the other day I noticed that my sub-frame cracked for no reason. This bike has never been down and has 9,000 miles. Regardless, the fact that this bike has never been down, I don't understand how something like this could happen. You think you get what you paid for. I'm looking for the phone number for Ducati of North America so I can give them a call. I know my bike is well out of warranty but this is not a warranty issue. This shouldn't of happened plan and simple. I am sure Ducati will just send me a new one. I will keep this thread updated and let you guys know how everything goes.

 

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Re: Sub-frame cracked for no reason!!! (todapower)

I think the rubber banded turn signals made it crack

(just a joke)

 

[Guest]

Occured same thing to a friend of mine on a 2000 748 R: sub frame cracked on 4 points!
As yours, the bike had never been down.

Even if my biposto has been converted in mono, i keep my iron bip sub frame!

 

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Re: (El Gladiateur)

Yup... It happens.

 

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Re: Sub-frame cracked for no reason!!! (todapower)

Um, that's not cracked, it's full on broken.

 

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Re: Sub-frame cracked for no reason!!! (todapower)

time to take the GF to see Jenny Craig

 

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Re: Sub-frame cracked for no reason!!! (Buckelew)

"time to take the GF to see Jenny Craig"


lol, its a mono

 

[Guest]

I'll trade you a steel gray subframe for that broken aluminum one...if your interested LMK.

 

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Re: (Bubbazenetty)

Run don't walk to the nearest Weight Watchers!

 

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Re: (Tornado-rider)

i weigh 130lbs. enough of the fat jokes.

 

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Preload from poor-fitting aftermarket exhausts?

 

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Re: (injected)

I got a full 54mm termignoni system. Fits fine.

 

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Re: (todapower)

It looks like aluminum (?) Excessive vibration?