Heat problems on Panigale V4?

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Here.... new undertank.... ( CALORE e Ducati Panigale V4 nuove paratie sottosella - DaiDeGas Forum )

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Here 'official' like on press site of ducati and EICMA...

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These look to affix to the rear subframe in the same way as the production version smaller plastic panels when perhaps they would have offered greater heat insulation from the metal. Strange that they ditched these pre-production versions in view of that.
 
Let's wait until it comes out please?????:mad:

It is out! These pictures look similar to the leaked pre-production images of the bike at the Bologna factory. The image featuring the smaller plastic inlay panel is what is fitted on production bikes, as seen at EICMA and the NEC in the UK
 
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Mito22, since you seem to have access to a lot of hard to come by images, are you able to get any images of the battery compartment/electronics bay on the V4 (with tank cover removed)?
 
The major part of the heat comes from the exhaust pipes. Exhaust gas temps can reach upwards of 1500 degrees. The cylinder heads get nowhere near that.

On the 1199, 1299 the rear exhaust pipe wraps right underneath the seat and next to the sub-frame that everybody put the carbon fiber covers on. Yes, the cylinder head was also right there, but the exhaust pipes are the culprit for the heat issues.

I have looked at a lot of the pics, and it looks like the exhaust is not as close to the seat or rear sub-frame. The cylinder head is right there on the V-4, but I don't think its going to be as bad. I have a DVT Multistrada and the cylinder head is right under the seat, and the heat is pretty much non-existent.

We will see. :D
 
Scary when the gas tank is now right there above the exhaust...

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Wait until you ride the bike, then complain!!:rolleyes:

This is one of the problems. The delivery of my bike is delayed with no new delivery date. Dealer said: you will see it when it will be here. This is the answer he gave to my question.
 
Go buy a 300cc bike. Jesus, it is a super bike. Wear a full leather.
Ridden at the race track with 112 degree with track temp of 150 with Pani Engine Cover Removed. No heat issue. My leather didn’t catch on fire on my legs.
 
Go buy a 300cc bike. Jesus, it is a super bike. Wear a full leather.
Ridden at the race track with 112 degree with track temp of 150 with Pani Engine Cover Removed. No heat issue. My leather didn't catch on fire on my legs.


No kidding, a bunch of Nervous Nellies that have nothing else to worry about:eek:

Ride the damn bike and move on already geez
 
Unreasonable questions warrant similiar responses. The heat issue with the 1199/1299 has been beaten to death. To worry about this issue with a bike that is not available to ride is pure lunacy. Even if it emits heat so what. It hasn't hurt 1299 sales. It won't hurt V4 sales. Ducati is well aware of the heat issue. Let's move on please.
 
Unreasonable questions warrant similiar responses. The heat issue with the 1199/1299 has been beaten to death. To worry about this issue with a bike that is not available to ride is pure lunacy. Even if it emits heat so what. It hasn't hurt 1299 sales. It won't hurt V4 sales. Ducati is well aware of the heat issue. Let's move on please.

It has hurt sales . I know of several guys who tested them, had their nuts roasted and bought other makes.
Not saying heat is avoidable .
But it has hurt sales. Maybe some of these concerned buyers are those who couldn't accept the v2 roast and have hope it's better now.
And maybe they are just making conversation and shooting the breeze so to say.

But hey, it's just my opinion. And u know what they say about opinions haha.
 

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