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Hopefully it somehow doesn't become/feel wider or stretched out. That would be very disappointing to me. The current layout feels really good.
Hopefully it somehow doesn't become/feel wider or stretched out. That would be very disappointing to me. The current layout feels really good.
Mmmkay.
Ignorlist party of 2, your corner table is ready...
Hey Alpha , how come you were from W.A. then Antartica, now Hawaii ? Not trolling ?
l or v really? who cares we want 4 cylinders in some shape that isn't inline. the twin has reached its max point.
purists happy lol thats so funny. Purists like to deny technology or that something can be better and are usually left behind.
Purist for example keeps stating a manual transmission is better then dual clutch. purist never wins a race again as its impossible to shift as fast as the computer nor do you have as much control. he will claim the driving experience is better or he has more feel or control that's nonsense. Are you still listening to records or tapes or even cds? no? why technology is better. you do get the "purists" that claims the cd has better sound quality than an MP3. i say stop your nonsense and move on.
L4 V4 Q4 S4 whatever you want to call it bring on the 4
i get it for racing but for the average rider you do not need a bike in excess of 200bhp that you can only ride because of the computers.
it's probably why i get so much pleasure from riding smaller displacement bikes that you control using your throttle and brake only, maybe that makes me old school but i'm a far better rider as a result of it.
For me, I like the simpler design of a twin. Adding two more cylinders to the mix just seems like it's complicating things? What is the advantage of a 4? More internal inertia, less stalling? Smoother running I'd imagine. Not sure that would be enough for me. I guess it's a track thing?
Haha maybe. I'm all for change, but I'm not sure I'd be selling what I have. Just adding to the stable maybe. It will be interesting to see what they come up with. I don't feel like Ducati makes very many bad choices when it comes to product design but who knows.
For me, I like the simpler design of a twin. Adding two more cylinders to the mix just seems like it's complicating things? What is the advantage of a 4? More internal inertia, less stalling? Smoother running I'd imagine. Not sure that would be enough for me. I guess it's a track thing?
Upping the cylinder count for one will increase power. The 1299 twin cannot be developed anymore in terms of power, in it's current configuration, it is way too undersquare.