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Luimoto seat covers coming out next week. There will be 3 versions to choose from. Choose the techspec material and it's much grippier than stock.
www.luimoto.com
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www.luimoto.com
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https://www.hsbkracing.com/parts-an...ti-panigale-v4-wsb-billet-adjustable-rearset/
Found these at HSBK Racing. These rearsets look pretty good.
Found these at HSBK Racing. These rearsets look pretty good.
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Termi released photos of their exhaust:
https://www.facebook.com/termignoniofficial/posts/10155554968480369
https://www.facebook.com/termignoniofficial/posts/10155554968480369
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There's some kind of mounting system under the tail exhaust, so i assume it's somewhat street capable?
Yet, it completely blocks the brake lights ....who needs those.
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People are saying bottom ports are functional. Two exhaust under tail and two on the bottom side ..... can that be true?
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Yes that's the case. Same exhaust as the one they released videos and pictures of a month ago.
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I don't think it is entirely the same.. the rear part looks a bit shorter and slightly different shape than the one on the Barni bike. I'll find a pic.
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Sorry I meant same design (and of course routing). It looks to me like the same exhaust just with some covers on it to cover the ugly piping lol
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Yeah. Looks better, but still not sure how I feel about it overall. Price will likely be the determining factor. If it is cheaper than Akra by a significant margin and performance is the same/better, they will do well.
Some folks prefer the more classic undertail options. I'm on the fence. I like the lines of the rear without anything under, but I could be swayed by price/performance....
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https://www.desmo-racing.com/en/ful...cite-ducati-panigale-v4-xml-447_633-4273.htmlYeah. Looks better, but still not sure how I feel about it overall. Price will likely be the determining factor. If it is cheaper than Akra by a significant margin and performance is the same/better, they will do well.
Some folks prefer the more classic undertail options. I'm on the fence. I like the lines of the rear without anything under, but I could be swayed by price/performance....
4320 euros... According to Google right now that's $5307.25 USD. slightly more expensive than the full akra.
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So same price as the akra, no thanks I'll wait till it goes down significantly in price (3.5k OTD). In the meantime, ohlinssssss.
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If I were Termi, I'm not certain that I would use Italian words to say 4-exit considering uscite is pronounced "oo-....-ay" lol
*actually oo-shee-tay
*actually oo-shee-tay
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Well, there goes that thought. Probably stick with the Akra. Mapped/tuned and still covered under warranty.
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