2022 V4 revs out more than the 2021

SuperDomestique · Jun 13, 2022

bp_SFV4 said:
I'd think there would be a software update to fix it if it got high enough on the food chain, but I doubt it will. I doubt many people would even notice.

Oh they’ll be hearing from me about this!!!

BP PanigaleV4S · Jun 13, 2022

I'd check with the dealer then escalate to Ducati on my own if I didn't get a result. Beyond that, you may consider the NHTSA.

Olenikolai · Jun 14, 2022

bp_SFV4 said:
Doesn't the Superleggera have the Race Evo dash mode, same as the 22?

I wonder if its the same dash from the SL, which has the 998 engine, put on a 2022 bike with a 1103 engine. Hence the differences in the tachometer. It seems like an Italian thing to do.

No, the Superleggera uses a version of the old dash with a RaceGP mode if the Akrapovic exhaust is installed.
Also, both the R and SL have a 16k/16,5k limit, so that can't be the reason either. Mabye its for a new unreleased model/ special version?

BP PanigaleV4S · Jun 14, 2022

Hmm. Its odd for sure. It makes you wonder who quality checks these things.

Jolly Roger V4 · Jun 14, 2022

Italian Elves

CSV4 · Jun 14, 2022

the best kind of elves

were working overtime at Azerbaijan last weekend

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