2013 Multistrada Touring

[Mr Sunshine]

Please report back your experience. Still might be interested, but from my brief scanning of the uber-long thread over on Ducati.ms, it sounded like just getting the cc would throw out Ducati's last ecu update, and you sorta have to rebuild you own or some-such. Mine's all stock, and I was actually quite happy with Ducati's fix for the low rev stumbling and occasion stalls that they finally came up with 1 year plus into ownership...

I have the latest firmware for my Multi...still runs like crap at low revs and throttle.  I'll let you know what happens.

[Sport-Touring]

[falcofred]

I have the latest firmware for my Multi...still runs like crap at low revs and throttle.  I'll let you know what happens.

Another Multistrada rider who is friends with my neighbor installed Fat Ducs to improve throttle responce and surging below 3000 RPM  
It's a L-Twin Ducati, it shouldn't be ridden at less than 3000 RPM, the Duc's aren't happy at that low an RPM. I like to keep the revs up over 4000. I'm lucky that I live in a rural area without much traffic and just ride mine for enjoyment, not for commuting. He said the Fat Ducs helped it.

[Mr Sunshine]

Another Multistrada rider who is friends with my neighbor installed Fat Ducs to improve throttle responce and surging below 3000 RPM  
It's a L-Twin Ducati, it shouldn't be ridden at less than 3000 RPM, the Duc's aren't happy at that low an RPM. I like to keep the revs up over 4000. I'm lucky that I live in a rural area without much traffic and just ride mine for enjoyment, not for commuting. He said the Fat Ducs helped it.

I got those the moment they were available...didn't do anything.

I currently have a Bazzaz on the bike but I rather modify the ECU directly.

[Flightar]

Here's mine...its been great so far.