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Here’s a photo of the page in the Ducati technical training updates for the 2022 models for reference…View attachment 45840
Is the 23 R stuff on there yet?
Here’s a photo of the page in the Ducati technical training updates for the 2022 models for reference…View attachment 45840
Is the 23 R stuff on there yet?
Not that I’m aware of
shame that would answer a lot of things..
the current model looks great:
Those TK carbon covers supersede the need for the caliper scoops for cooling?
That’s the claim.
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Rather have a set of TDrives at 30% of the price...
Well, it's like this Andy:
Ducati - swingarm raised 4mm.
Reality - swingarm goes from +1 position, to -3 position.
The reality, suggests a change of -4. Ducati advise a change of +4mm.
Ergo, I am unsure, of what moves in which direction. I'm pretty sure, there is a change of 4mm, one way or another.
Potentially, the frame markings indicate the chassis position relative to the swingarm, and Ducati are describing the swingarm position relative to the chassis.
Get some more photos in "Race Pics," por favor!So I’ve just finished three days on track at jerez
One of our group with Some brass in the restaurant..
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My next purchase, if there is one anytime soon, would definitely be an HP4 Race over the new V4R
One of our group with Some brass in the restaurant..
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