2022 Panigale V2 Seat
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Before anyone else jumps on the bandwagon with cries of "if you can't remove a seat pad, perhaps you should leave all the servicing to a dealer", I will assume you a very new to the brand or maintenance on these bikes in general and this is a genuinely posed question. If that is the case, then you just have to bend back the seat pad material along it's rear edge, to reveal the bolts underneath, sufficiently enough that you can get an allen key in there to undo them. Forums such as this one (though it's not unique in this case) are ostensibly here to help, so I hope you continue to receive it when needed, as you look to learn more about maintaining your bike in the future. We all had to go through the same learning process at some point.
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Thanks everyone for the helpful replies and my apologies for not introducing myself first. I'm indeed new to this forum and to the Panigale V2. However, it is not my first rodeo with the Ducatis. I own a 1996 Ducati 916 and 1992 Ducati 851. I also like to restore "old" BMWs. I'm in California near San Francisco Bay Area. Cheers!
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Nice bikes. I had the same question when I got my V2. Now I realize that I must look for the most illogical solution and that will be the one that Ducati engineers chose. You should feel lucky that you don't have to remove three other parts to get to those screws (like most other things on a Ducati), lol.
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