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I’ve met Steven in person a few times. We’ve been to the track together and we’ve ridden the canyons together. I have no clue what he does for a living, but he is an impressive dude.
And I’m one in a million people, come on
I’ve met Steven in person a few times. We’ve been to the track together and we’ve ridden the canyons together. I have no clue what he does for a living, but he is an impressive dude.
I had an opportunity to get a 22 that someone backed out on. Great deal. I knew it might be the smarter choice and easier to ride. But as you said when the sales guy called me and told me the bike just came in and never tracked only Starbucks I went down there. Probably more character in the R and more visceral to ride. Will I be faster on it? Maybe not. It does lack the immediate pull off the corners like the 1103 if your not in the revs. But the power hit above 12k is just plain silly. At the end of the day I’m looking for something that makes me laugh under the helmet when riding. These are emotional purchases after all. The 22 might have been smarter but I would have always wondered about the R like you said
Nice Porschka man. Had a few back in the day. Had some of the first prototype zero clearance turbos made for the 996 turbo. Usual stuff too. Think Kevin Z made them
They were comparable to KKK 16/27's and run it with meth injection. Fun stuff!!
one minor weakness of the Woolich system, a weird one, is that you can adjust just about everything on the bike, not just ignition timing and afr etc, but throttle control, Quickshifter kill times etc etc etc….and it’s all well sorted and easy to work with….but
They added QS tuning function?
Last I checked with Woolich is that this function isn't available yet for the V4 platform.
@Steven31371
Did they cut the center out of the sprocket cover or is that a custom part?
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Waaaaaat? Not possible. The vaccines fixed all that, must be a false positive. You know Ducati de-rates those things for insurance purposes. Horse power numbers are really around 400 so I would place the realistic redline at somewhere north of 25k. Just disable the rev limiter (fake marketing numbers) and pin it. You’ll find it. It will give a distinctive audible notification followed by an abrupt tactile experience.
… I told my best friend that if/when I die, he can have my V4 as long as he makes it hit 250hp to the wheel on a dyno at least once. I told him it does not have to survive the encounter with that number.
Hang in there brother, I’m sure they’re figuring out how to monetize the next round. Stay focused.I'm currently watching covid knock out my fully vaxxed and mostly boosted command while I just sit there surrounded by sick people telling me, "Wow, you're so lucky you're not getting sick like everyone else."
Yeah. Luck. We'll call it that.
If I had the money, I'd give seeing if a V4 could hit 25krpm a go. I bet it'd sound absolutely insane for a fraction of a second. I told my best friend that if/when I die, he can have my V4 as long as he makes it hit 250hp to the wheel on a dyno at least once. I told him it does not have to survive the encounter with that number.