More on something we already know,,,,,,,when will KTM solve this issue
http://www.deformedfueltanks.com/
http://www.deformedfueltanks.com/
Fuel tank deformation
11 posts · Started by MADDOG53 · 11 Oct 2013
Post 2 by SPEIRMOOR,
#2Whats their current position? Are they replacing tanks?
I got my replacement Ducati tank coated before I put back on the bike.
I got my replacement Ducati tank coated before I put back on the bike.
Post 3 by MADDOG53,
#3I think we all should sue,,,,,,,,
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Post 7 by BassAgent,
#7I think most of us have deformed tanks haha. Its a game of strength and resolve to get my tank to stay on
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Post 9 by Jim H,
#9Based on the enquiries I've made and the answers I've received, options exist. I'm still working on this and will endeavour to the best of my abilities to ensure "someone" somewhere takes heed. There's more than one way to skin a cat but with limited opportunities for resolve, any solution will require a strong argument and equal support to fix this.
Post 10 by MADDOG53,
#10Solution is simple,,,,KTM should take responsibility and have a tank made that works with the fuel available today,,,either another plastic tank or go aluminium,,,,this is a saftey issue,,,,explosive
Post 11 by MrZ32,
#11Didn't ducati go an ally tank on the panigale? Even ducati learns eventually
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