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That sounds amazing, especilaly blowing away other bikes down the straight at PIR..Have yet to get on track with my measly 1199S, but from what i have felt on the back roads it is one of the most inspiring bike to ride quickly on... I prefer it over my 2012 RSV4 factory.
2015 1199R is on my short list for another bike.
2015 1199R is on my short list for another bike.
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Every time one of us tries to one of the 14R owners cuts in to preach how it can't be a better bike because they are the same but mostly because they don't own one. When the reality is its a major improvement all over compared to our 14Rs.
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I have not read that care to point it out .
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What are you talking about? The quote you used says nothing of the sort.
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Nice! Love it!
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I had a great time watching MMC disappear into the distance at the Ridge this past weekend.
I was on my Triumph Street Triple so there was no opportunity to gauge my '13 R against the new R but frankly I'm confident that the '15 is a significant step up.
Steve
I was on my Triumph Street Triple so there was no opportunity to gauge my '13 R against the new R but frankly I'm confident that the '15 is a significant step up.
Steve
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Write ups like this will cost some forum members here some money. You should write ads for Ducati. I always enjoy reading posts like this where the joy and emotion come thru. Its what it is all about.
Just reading this makes me want to go out and buy one as a track bike. At my age I would still come last though. But it would be fun. Thanks
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I made this exact same comment to MMC via private message. My pockets could be a little light reading reports on the 2015 R.
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It will be a Hydrogen/Electric hybrid, with seamless transmission and ground effects...I'm waiting for the 16R
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With a cupholder!It will be a Hydrogen/Electric hybrid, with seamless transmission and ground effects...
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Just keep watching MotoGP, that's where it all comes from....... but not your cup holder
Personally, I think its a race against time. It's more like a competition of 'let's see what we can put on the road, before they ban it' scenario.
I'm the same as you though with enjoying the new bikes etc., but I am very much in the mind set of the 2015 R is where I stop. I'm thinking instead of the next generation I'm going to stick with what I have and maybe add a monster or scrambler and make a start on a little collection.
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Doesn't everyone Love Their 2015 R ?
More and more every time I ride it.
I'm especially fond of the jerkiness being gone and on and off throttle movements being so smooth compared to my 14R, even in the most aggressive mode. It's just easier to ride.
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