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Which magazine are you quoting? I can't read the text in the attached...
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I was just at scarpa moto in the Netherlands, looking at a desmosedici and talking to one of the owner about 2019. He said they just finished there first production test model and they have finished bench testing on the engine.
Funny we both examined the Desmo and came up with the same thoughts about first impressions...... a Panigale front, WSBK Tank, and Desmo everything else. 2020 should be a good year to upgrade, after teething in 2019.
Funny we both examined the Desmo and came up with the same thoughts about first impressions...... a Panigale front, WSBK Tank, and Desmo everything else. 2020 should be a good year to upgrade, after teething in 2019.
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Yeah. I mean...you can't expect them to release a groundbreaking new motor and just stick some pieces from old bikes together to make it roll down the road.
Should be an all new frame and design from the ground up.
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is that bc that's what the motogp bikes use for their v4?
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Not sure on all the details yet....should know more after the PI test.
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I'm not an engineer and never designed a bike. But I do know that it's a lot easier to manage the flex profile of a DSS vs a SSS. Particularly as power goes up.
Definitely not 2017.
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