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Absolute scam... this sleazebag will rip you off and put your life in danger. This outfit is run by a meth-addict fraudster named David Johnson, who traffics in dangerous, barely functioning motorcycles. For some background, some friends and I run the official Ducati club in our area, and planned a bachelor party ride in Los Angeles, renting 5 bikes for two days. We were excited to rent Italian motorcicles, and were prepared to pay a premium for a lifestyle brand, but did not pick up on the warning signs, as he required we make a $2000 deposit via PAYPAL. When we went to pick up the bikes, three out of the five required the Desmo service (pictured), four had noticeably been dropped, and the Panigale's bodywork was literally taped together with duct tape (also pictured), the Multistrada ignition was hotwired, and two of the tires were completely squared off. To make the arrangement even more shady, the guy doesn't even have a physical business, and we picked up the bikes in a parking lot. We figured that at this point there was no other choice but to note the damages in our release, but were very skeptical about the bikes. The next day we rode out to breakfast, planning to do Angeles crest, only to find that the 848 brake shifter was lying in the bellypan of the bike. I looked at the bolts, and there was no locktite on the threads, and we wasted half the morning waiting for the guy to show up to fix it. He claimed it was unacceptable and would have harsh words with his tech. We then made our way out to Angeles Crest, getting about 40 miles down the road, and the Multistrada shift lever just broke off, and upon closer inspection it had clearly been bent and bent back, and there was safety wire underneath the rubber housing. To make matters worse, the rear brake pads on the 848 and the Monster were completely used up, and the rotors were touching the calipers (also pictured). We managed to drive back to Glendale, and wasted the entire afternoon waiting for him to find a replacement shifter. When I asked the tech Jason if he was in there a lot, he smirked and remarked something about him being a dirtbag. We finally managed to get out the next day, and out of our utter frustration of wasting a complete day, did a couple burnouts on the ruined tires, and brought the bikes back. This scam artist noticed that we had scuffed the tires, and agreed to waive the cost of replacing the tires (one was already bare) for us signing that the bikes were in good order. We were all extremely angry, but being that these dangerous bikes didn't kill us, decided to cut our losses. Three weeks later, he refused to refund our security deposits. Several of our credit cards researched and found multiple fraud claims against RentaDucati and David Johnson, and issued chargebacks on the card. RentaDucati is a scam operation, illegally using the Ducati brand and is the shame of the Ducati community.

Avoid at all cost!!! David Johnson(if that's his real name) is a liar and thief!!! His business tactics are criminal!!! Chargers a premium to rent Ducati Motorcycles that are not safe and mechanically neglected(bald tires, parts falling of 2 out of the 5 bikes we rented). The motorcycles are literally held together with duct tape and safety wire. He WILL keep your security deposit while claiming his motorcycles are being evaluated after the rental is completed! Total BS!! He knows all the loop holes with PayPal and will keep your security deposit!! Don't do any business with rentaducati.com. Buyer beware

Rent a Ducati organized a private trip over the week end. David was very flexible and put together a great program, including bike rental and a guide. Bikes seemed in good shape and process was as advertised. We had a really good time.

Please do not rent from this scammer or provide payment via Paypal (the only method he accepts). I rented a bike from rentaducati.com, which required a Paypal payment of $2000 for a deposit, and $457.98 for full upfront rental payment. After payment, we had to pick up the bike in a Starbucks parking lot. The rental was for a film project, and we had it picked up by our professional stunt driver, and placed on a trailer and delivered to our set. The bike was leaking fluid, and as soon as our driver took it for a test ride, the chain flew off. Our drivers professional opinion was to not use the bike at all even if it could be fixed at a nearby shop, because it is quite rare for a chain to snap like that and is a sign of long term abuse. We did not want to endanger the crew, so I called the person that I had been in touch with at RentADucati, David Johnson, and he assured me he would fully refund our rental and deposit on his defective bike. The bike was brought back to him on a trailer, and he emailed me so say he was sorry that we didn't get to use the bike, and offered us free rentals in the future, ignoring the fact that he already promised a full refund on the rental and deposit. He did not return our $2000 security deposit, or $457.98 in rental fees. I told him I did not want free future rentals, I just wanted my security deposit back and the rental fee to be returned. He was never heard from again.