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This is a part I had not noticed before - rear suspension tie rod on the configurator (96282011AA).
New Panigale V4 is ugly?
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DSSA is better they said
Nope, catfish is much prettier...
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SSSA is still a better bike in the production line up
at least until Ducati starts racing DSSA, then SSSA will go away
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In my view, after buying the Panigale V2, my next plan in the future was to get the Panigale V4, specifically because I saw the design as more agressive due to the side air extractors (see below photo).
The new V4 2025 looks blend. Not agressive anymore. Almost like a basic bike. They were able to remove all the character and agressive look. I prefer the older models.
The new V4 2025 looks blend. Not agressive anymore. Almost like a basic bike. They were able to remove all the character and agressive look. I prefer the older models.
Ditto, I'm driving 600 miles on Friday morning to pick up one of the last 2024 V4s still available in the U.S., I could have bought a 2025 locally and saved the hassle but I just can't stomach the looks of that thing between the swingarm and the horrendous looking front end. The stylist on the '25 design project might have been a DEI hire, legally blind and using braille for all I know...
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Nope. Dude is 100% wøp guinea goombah as any Italian. 25 was designed by Andrea Amato and was promoted internally.
https://www.instagram.com/andrea.amato.designer/
I’m starting to think that DEI must mean Donald’s Exteme Idiocy…
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