Ducati repair in chiang rai

[nandele]

Hi,

hope someone can help me on this,

I have got my hypermotard up in chiangrai and it seem that front left fork is leaking oil.

I am back in bkk now and I have no idea where to take it.

 

Does anyone know any reputable shop where I can take it to fix?i am not in a rush bike is parked at home but I would fix it before I fly up there again.

I already contacted Ducati in bkk and I am waiting for feedback but I am happy to explore different shop if any open.

Thanks

 

 

 

 

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[eisfeld]

There's an official Ducati dealer in Chiang Mai if you can get it there. If it's still under warranty then that's probably the closest place to handle it.

[nandele]

There's an official Ducati dealer in Chiang Mai if you can get it there. If it's still under warranty then that's probably the closest place to handle it.

Thanks, yes if I do not find anything suitable I will take it there...bike is 3 y old already...so any proper shop would work for me...
Funny thing is that there was no leakage at all when I parked last week...I guess it was already worn out and just happened since I did not get and hole or bumping as far as I recall...



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[wowjudo]

you are in big luck

 

there is a ducati specialist in chiang rai that worked on every model so far (even the latest 1299 s)

 

i own a panigale 1199s and he did a complete desmo service (even has a tool to reset maintenance schedules etc)

 

in my opinion he does a better job than ducati chiangmai that couldn't fix my sensor problem and wanted to transfer it to ducati bangkok

 

here is a link to his facebook page:

 

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Num_rc-เดอะเชียงกง-Munti-Pro-Shop/1408622002706210?fref=ts

 

you can tell him that "nat" recommend the shop

 

you should directly message to his personal facebook rather than his shop page or you can shoot me a pm and ill try to help you out

 

 

 

 

 

[CMKiwi]

If the recommendation is from Nat (Of Piston shop fame) then you cannot go wrong.  He runs a very tight shop in Chiang Mai and knows his stuff. Many a falang (And Thai) take their big bikes to his shop... very good service and fair pricing.

 

Im sure the Chiang Rai shop will live up to Nats recommendation.

[nandele]

Many thanks I will definitely contact them,  and see what can be arranged.

[thaiguzzi]

Possibly/probably a tiny fleck of dirt.

Google/You Tube;

Seal Doctor or similar. Less than $10.

Every toolbox should have one. Can make your own.

Will cure 18 out of 20 fork seal oil leaks.

[nandele]

Thanks thaiguzzi, I did not even know those things existed I will try to get one.