2025 Panigale New Owner Impression

SirJAG said:

I would have to defer to others expertise, but I think the UPmap is a Ducati map or at least they are made in a partnership with Ducati.

They tend to be more conservative. That’s what I’m keeping on my V4 until my warranty is out at least…

On my 1199 and 1299 I went the aggressive route and they are beastly. But I’m a little gun shy as I’ve had two blown motors (too long oil change intervals is my theory)…

Best of luck!
Jag

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I think you might be right because the dealer had it and they are the ones who installed it for me. I’ll be emailing them with my feedback.

SirJAG said:

I would have to defer to others expertise, but I think the UPmap is a Ducati map or at least they are made in a partnership with Ducati.

They tend to be more conservative. That’s what I’m keeping on my V4 until my warranty is out at least…

On my 1199 and 1299 I went the aggressive route and they are beastly. But I’m a little gun shy as I’ve had two blown motors (too long oil change intervals is my theory)…

Best of luck!
Jag

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I think you might be right because the dealer had it and they are the ones who installed it for me. I’ll be emailing them with my feed.

I figured out the problem, the dealer put the map on for without the baffle. I have baffles in.

I'd be surprised if that really mattered all that much.

BP PanigaleV4S said:

I'd be surprised if that really mattered all that much.

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Would you mind explaining that? I was going to take out my baffles in the morning and see if that changed anything up in terms of the specific issue.

There's just not that much of a difference. Sure, maybe at the top, but that's not where your problem is. I used a map for a Termi slip-on with a full Akra for a few months and didn't notice anything odd. Eventually I got a tune from @DeussenEngines because I wanted to see what I was missing, and after speaking to Daniel, I trusted his expertise. Bike pulls like crazy, no complaints.

I'd ask if the O2 sensors are still installed. IIRC, the Termi map allows you to remove them. If they're left in place, the bike fights between the map and the sensors for the correct part (just off idle) fueling. If they're removed, no such complication occurs. This was the case with EU4, which had two sensors. EU5 now has 4. Please seek more validation if removing (or test by merely unplugging them) is the way to go. My bike is EU4, as it's US spec. Elsewhere, 2021 was EU5.

By all means try the baffles first as that would be pretty easy.