Sliders for V2
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I have the sato on my 1299 but the v2 bodywork is different enough I am pretty sure they wont work. I was looking at my friends v2 last weekend and thinking it will be tough to add sliders.
considering how good of a track day bike it is they should have made a factory option for them
considering how good of a track day bike it is they should have made a factory option for them
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Yes...Aella has a set for V2..
The part number is AE-68131
Below is the picture from their site...
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Yes..R&G but no pictures update on their site yet...
I'm wondering is it the same as 959?
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Thanks all. I found them posted here.
www.bellissimoto.com
AELLA Frame Slider Kit For the Ducati Panigale V2 (2020+)
AELLA Frame Slider Kit For the Ducati Panigale V2 (2020+)
www.bellissimoto.com
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Just ordered from them. Very prompt shipping out of the UK. Germany has held an order for three weeks just to load it on a plane
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It seems all pics are there except the sliders for V2... below is what I get from my browser...
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Much needed post. Is one brand better than the other and will there be a need for fairing removal before install? R+G seems legit with shipping and the tidy tail would be a bonus all in buy..
Aella sliders look like they will snap off instantly.
Aella sliders look like they will snap off instantly.
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Both brands seems like will snap off instantly...
Pls refer to the design n pic below...
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T-rex is the most durable. I've tested them a lot at the track...
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Have a link?
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I had a lowside crash couple of weeks ago on track with my Panigale V4. Started to rain just as I exited pit and entered first corner.. I think I had about 80 km/h speed and slid on tarmac and ended up to sand.
Luckily I had installed bunch of protectors which took the hit. Nothing on front or side fairings. Back fairing had couple of attachments snapped, so that needs changing. Mirror also snapped. I have the Aella frame sliders, DP front fork slider and CNC clutch & generator covers.
Luckily I had installed bunch of protectors which took the hit. Nothing on front or side fairings. Back fairing had couple of attachments snapped, so that needs changing. Mirror also snapped. I have the Aella frame sliders, DP front fork slider and CNC clutch & generator covers.
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Thx for sharing...so it seems all sliders will work and wont just snap off...
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thanks for sharing and glad to hear you made it out ok.
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I’ve installed the R&G ones. Took about 4hrs. They are seriously heavy duty. I’ve not dropped the V2, but they’re as sturdy as the R&Gs I’ve got on my RVF and they protected the bike when she went side down.
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