Duc service in Los Angeles area - Ducati.ms

erinate · Jul 15th, 2006, 12:30 pm

Need to get some work completed on my Duck. Being relatively new to the area, who do you recommend for Duck service work in the Los Angeles area? Thanks.

my996duc1 · Jul 15th, 2006, 12:34 pm

Scott - MotoServizio.
He is located in Signal Hill (405 and Cherry St) but I don't have the phone # with me here.
He is by far the best but he has over a 3 week wait and was talking last week about not taking any new customers... You might want to get your bike in before he quits taking anyone new.

Before I would take my bike to Pro Italia or Spectrum I would sell it and buy a Honda.... not sure about the other local dealerships.

just my .02

bulldog002 · Jul 15th, 2006, 1:07 pm

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Originally Posted by my996duc1

Scott - MotoServizio.
He is located in Signal Hill (405 and Cherry St) but I don't have the phone # with me here.
He is by far the best but he has over a 3 week wait and was talking last week about not taking any new customers... You might want to get your bike in before he quits taking anyone new.

Before I would take my bike to Pro Italia or Spectrum I would sell it and buy a Honda.... not sure about the other local dealerships.

just my .02

+2 for Scott, he is the only one I let touch my Duc.

MotoServizio
2698 Junipero Ave. No 117
Signal Hill Ca 90755

Here is his phone # 562-981-0911, my996duc1 is right 2-3 week wait but well worth it.

Mashuri · Jul 15th, 2006, 3:28 pm

Scott's the man but, if he's not available, I've heard some good feedback on Beverly Hills Ducati. I don't know about Spectrum but I would rather chew on a light bulb than deal with Pro Italia.

omegaman · Jul 15th, 2006, 3:31 pm

+4 Moto Servizio

bulldog002 · Jul 15th, 2006, 3:33 pm

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Originally Posted by Mashuri

Scott's the man but, if he's not available, I've heard some good feedback on Beverly Hills Ducati. I don't know about Spectrum but I would rather chew on a light bulb than deal with Pro Italia.

The only thing about going to the dealers are their prices are way too high, Scott is much cheaper and he has a much higher quality of service.

grinder96 · Jul 15th, 2006, 6:30 pm

I just picked my bike up yesterday from Scott at Motoservizio....And it has never run better!!! Affordable too!!!

Don't even think about it, go to scott!!!

He is about 2-3 weeks out right now but if you plan ahead a little and you will be happy!!

2698 Junipero Ave
signal hill, CA
562-981-0911

bevel450 · Jul 17th, 2006, 9:49 am

Let me pile on with my support of Scott. A great mechanic makes all the difference in Ducati ownership.

Closing thought- if you think that your dealer's Ducati mechanic is pretty hot, then think of him this way.....if he went into business for himself, would he attract the same compliments that this fellow has ? Most dealer mechanics are so bad that they need the "cover" of a dealership to insulate them from customer reality, and could hardly make it on their own.

BHakaLaw · Jul 18th, 2006, 1:57 am

I have to jump on the bandwagon. I can't say enough good things about Scott at Motoservizio. He may be a bit quirky, but man can that guy turn a wrench. I would HIGHLY recommend being very defferential to him and pay him the utmost respect, it will get you much further with him. I think Spectrum is average at best and very overpriced. I couldn't be happier than I am with Scott.

HIS NUMBER IS (562) 981-0911

sblea · Jul 18th, 2006, 9:39 am

I am in the LA area, and I just called Spectrum... Apparently Spectrum is no longer in business, its called "Mission Motorsports" and they don't work on Ducatis anymore... Hopefully I can get an appointment with MotoServizio after Laguna Seca?