Yeah, you gotta be careful. Just had mu 748 in the shop though and my rockers were fine (thank god!). Scott Waters has a guy that does all his replating for the rocker arms and he's supposed to be great and relatively cheap too! MIght wanna give him a call to find out.
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darylbowden said:
I believe my recent 996S rocker was $45.00 part cost, with exchange, at Scotty's......
I have it on good authority that's how Ducati set the price.Bad Dog said:I believe my recent 996S rocker was $45.00 part cost, with exchange, at Scotty's......
Scotty Waters
MotoServizio
Signal Hill, CA
(562) 981-0911
good luck
MotoServizio
Signal Hill, CA
(562) 981-0911
good luck
Where you been, Chadster? You were so silent down there in SD I thought you were in Iraq or something.
You were so silent down there in SD I thought you were in Iraq or something.wow. i'm livin' this pain right now.
my S4 is in the shop right now w/ 14K miles. needs all 8 rockers @ $45 per. i was quoted $69 per at the local bike shop, so i considered myself lucky.
my independent mechanic (www.ridersinc.com) just called to tell me that they're willing to discount their hourly from $80/hr to $60/hr (euro bikes. domestic or japanese bikes are $50/hr). that makes a big difference in the owie factor.
the owner is a racer named nick, and he said he'd extend it to anybody that requests it from DML members as well, which i thought was cool. he's trying to get the word out.
he's got a stud mechanic w/ 15 years' experience that works on all types of bikes, and i've known nick for a few years now and trust him to do the right thing.
great prices on parts/accessories as well. give him a call, tell him simonster sent you.
no, i'm not affiliated w/ ridersinc, but i definitely support quality vendors w/ good prices.
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my S4 is in the shop right now w/ 14K miles. needs all 8 rockers @ $45 per. i was quoted $69 per at the local bike shop, so i considered myself lucky.
my independent mechanic (www.ridersinc.com) just called to tell me that they're willing to discount their hourly from $80/hr to $60/hr (euro bikes. domestic or japanese bikes are $50/hr). that makes a big difference in the owie factor.
the owner is a racer named nick, and he said he'd extend it to anybody that requests it from DML members as well, which i thought was cool. he's trying to get the word out.
he's got a stud mechanic w/ 15 years' experience that works on all types of bikes, and i've known nick for a few years now and trust him to do the right thing.
great prices on parts/accessories as well. give him a call, tell him simonster sent you.
no, i'm not affiliated w/ ridersinc, but i definitely support quality vendors w/ good prices.
shop pics:
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