Ducati Panigale V4 25th Anniversario 916
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It has the Ducati Corse front frame - not sure if this is the same that is fitted to the R?
sounds like a good deal on your Speciale
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I read somewhere that it is the V4R front frame.It has the Ducati Corse front frame - not sure if this is the same that is fitted to the R?
sounds like a good deal on your Speciale
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It's on the Ducati website
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Price is same as the FE, R, Speciale
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My dealer said they think they will have trouble selling them for $42,500 as the V4R is 40k. I think Ducati has gone the way of MV with constant editions, lol, but what do I know?
The rims and frame are nice things to have BUT those magnesium rims are ONLY 1 single pound lighter than the S/R wheels, I know because I have both sets.
The frame I can certainly feel a difference but where I feel Ducati really missed the mark is not including the same fork Yamaha is offering on the 2020 R1M which happens to be a electronic-assisted version of the V4R fork. That FRK technology on the compression side is a real game-changer IMHO.
The rims and frame are nice things to have BUT those magnesium rims are ONLY 1 single pound lighter than the S/R wheels, I know because I have both sets.
The frame I can certainly feel a difference but where I feel Ducati really missed the mark is not including the same fork Yamaha is offering on the 2020 R1M which happens to be a electronic-assisted version of the V4R fork. That FRK technology on the compression side is a real game-changer IMHO.
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Lot of difference between low $40's for a top shelf Ducati and high 20's for the RIM. As everyone knows there has always been a premium for Ducati ownership and re sale is always better but now the gap is unbelievably high. It'll be interesting to see how many sales are lost to the BMW and Yamaha high end models.
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100% agree keep pumping out special models.
If its more than the v4 R i agree, they will struggle to move it.
Back in the day companies used to do special edition models to help get rid of excesss stock/ hard to sell vehicles.
If you take the new r1m for a burn let us know how you go/what you think.
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Well MV also just sold out of their 2 latest editions of 300 each (Superveloce 800 Serie Oro goes for €28,000 MSRP, while the MV Agusta Brutale 1000 Serie Oro IS €43,000 MSRP). They combined value of those is about 21 million euros.
People are buying these bikes up so who knows.
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They sell because MV makes some gorgeous motorcycles. You already don't see many MV's on the road compared to other brands so the fact that they're limited, makes them that much more in demand for those that can afford it. I think their 675/800 RC's are probably the best looking middle class bikes out there, even better than the 899/959.
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In Australia an 800RC is about $5000 more than a 959 corse so they really command a premium. But as you said very nice looking thing but for me it would be the corse.
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Generic I thought, some of received this as well surely?
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