neither... those are easy accessories to get in the aftermarket
Should have added that to the thread and poll! Too late now.neither... those are easy accessories to get in the aftermarket![]()
You can choose both, I'll consider getting both since I can use things the touring package has, like the Anit-Theft system.If I had to pick one I guess it would be the Sport Pack.
If you don't mind me asking, what is the price for each pack?:smile2:You can choose both, I'll consider getting both since I can use things the touring package has, like the Anit-Theft system.
That's one thing I didn't see on the site, otherwise I would have included it. Any guesses as to how much we can expect to pay for them?If you don't mind me asking, what is the price for each pack?:smile2:
Thx in advance!
The dealer might be able to tell if their parts systems have that listed, just don't know if that's information they want to disclose.Thanks for checking hamoncyte. Guess we'll have to wait until they release the prices either to the dealerships first or online on the Ducati site. Think the Panigale 1299 aftermarket parts will fit the 959? At least in terms of the parts available in the packages like the aluminium fuel cap, carbon sprocket cover kit, etc.
They were waiting for the prices to be uploaded on their database. They said both kits were to be installed by them, not coming from factory preinstalled.The dealer might be able to tell if their parts systems have that listed, just don't know if that's information they want to disclose.
Not bad pricing.Prices in Spain, VAT incl.:
Sport pack - 955,90€
Touring pack - 713,90€
These are compatible for the 899, 1199 and 1299 models, therefore we can expect the price of these will be shared with the 959!
The saving is of approx. a 14%, compared to if we purchase the stuff separately.
Maybe the Touring pack is worth considering if it is viable or not... As there are lots of aftermarket things that are equivalent (alarm, on-deposit bsg, etc.)Not bad pricing.