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Fake - the new rules require decals as lights 
Are they actually lights?? I thought they were just painted on to look more like the stock bike.
New rules for this year to have the tail and head lights same as production bikes. Doesn't say they have to work but that tail light if functioning is probably going to cause havoc something that these racers will to get use to I guess.
Check out how much fork is extending through that triple clamp that bike must be low to the ground.
I believe I'm qualified to respond to this, being that I think I still hold the record for someone who has put more miles on a Panigale than anyone else in the world. And, modesty aside, my tolerance for both immediate and chronic pain is something no one could contest and few still alive could best.
It doesn't take a pussy to think bike is ....... hot. It's not whining or a bitchy complaint--it's hot as ..... I've put hours on it in triple digit temps. I've had some bad (and visible) burns to show for it. It's masochistic. I still wouldn't choose any other bike to ride, but that doesn't mean that a 5 or 10 or 25 percent decrease in heat wouldn't make the experience better.
AntiHero, you are indeed the most experienced person on this forum and I for one agree with every single comment you make.
Caliduc - ONE persons opinion. There are several to both sides. It dosen't take 15,000 miles to get up to temp, so time spent on this bike gives no more weight then someone that took it for Sunday drive. Bottom line, the heat affects some people more than others, and Ducati is doing their best to correct it.
Heat affects some people more than others because of difference in locations and weather?![]()
Heat affects some people more than others because of difference in locations and weather?![]()
Its probably many factors - heatshield/exhaust/seat combo, heat, humidity, riding stance, speed, number of stops, and how much attention you give it while riding, and the need to express it on a forum![]()
New rules for this year to have the tail and head lights same as production bikes. Doesn't say they have to work but that tail light if functioning is probably going to cause havoc something that these racers will to get use to I guess.
Check out how much fork is extending through that triple clamp that bike must be low to the ground.
We need a new thread for these pictures!
Not forgetting traffic, and filtering (lane splitting).
New rules for this year to have the tail and head lights same as production bikes. Doesn't say they have to work but that tail light if functioning is probably going to cause havoc something that these racers will to get use to I guess.
Check out how much fork is extending through that triple clamp that bike must be low to the ground.
We need a new thread for these pictures!
Sigh- only the CA guys are allowed to do that (legally anyway)
Oh... Its illegal in Tx???![]()
I'm actually in MO, but yes, only legal in CA.
I'm actually in MO, but yes, only legal in CA.
I know....But I am in Texas .... and that's where I ride..Funnily enough![]()
Its probably many factors - heatshield/exhaust/seat combo, heat, humidity, riding stance, speed, number of stops, and how much attention you give it while riding, and the need to express it on a forum![]()
I'm sure it also depends on whether you are carrying a concealed weapon or not.