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.... ME, Marquez pushes Bulega off the circuit in the Race of Champions at Ducati World Week a month after signing for 2 years
what a time to be alive
i guess that's the mindset that gets you to eight world championships
... bautista wanted no part of anything that could put him in the gravel
It will be interesting what they do with the 2025 R. The >24 base and S models have the "road" swingarm where the R has more intricate Race design
I thought it was the same swingarm?
The R should have stuff that puts it ahead of the rest of the range.
The swingarm is the same on all 3 models however the attachment points on the R is completely different. It's a type of roller pin on the base/S but the R has a locking bracket setup
I thought it was the same swingarm?
The R should have stuff that puts it ahead of the rest of the range.
Pecco clearly has the wind in his sails right now. I hope he gets the championship.
also the bikes looked good. imo as good/better than the current generation (prefer the exhaust alignment). will be interesting to hear what the reviewers say when they get a chance to ride them
Looks great in yellow and the VR46 looks quite good as well.
I reckon the base model with loads of upgrades would be awesome, but you’re getting into some serious money by the time you’ve added everything you’d want.
Exhaust, DDL, forged wheels, dry clutch, front and rear suspension, rearsets, bodywork, slicks EVO DTC… Much change from 50,000 Euros?
It will be interesting to see what they do with the R and what that model comes with.
A big bill probably due in the not too distant future on my R… Might be worth looking into changing before I have to swallow the cost, but there is something special about the R.
It will be interesting to see the first rider reviews of the new bike.
I'm not a Marc fan at all. He is one of the dirtiest riders around. Pecco is all class, in my opinion.