Ultimate heat fix for your panigale

Charleston 1199 · Jan 27, 2016

It's so simple it just hit me

Take a saw and cut the rear cylinder off

That way you don't get exhaust heat under your seat

FIXED. !!!!!!!!!!!!

I should be a engineer

Hahahahhahaha

0612Devil · Jan 27, 2016

Not riding it is a fix too. Surefire solution.

Charleston 1199 · Jan 27, 2016

True
But with 1 cylinder you still get at least 100 horses

Probably would still do 120

Phl · Jan 27, 2016

Supermonogale anyone?

djstarburst · Jan 27, 2016

Hahaha can someone post a how to guide to do this please!

Ox Man · Jan 27, 2016

djstarburst said:
Hahaha can someone post a how to guide to do this please!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0NGoPF3Q6A

Charleston 1199 · Jan 27, 2016

Lol
Get a chain saw and drink some vodka
And cut until you cry .....!!!!!

Ladrucati · Jan 27, 2016

How about riding it as you ought to... balls to the wall, at the track and in leathers.

How fast?

Well that depends on your balls and wallet, and medical insurance of course

But srsly stop frickin complaining about the heat if you're commuting on the damn thing. Is a choice you've made come to terms with it; or get a Hyper or a damn Grom...

maslov · Jan 28, 2016

Ladrucati said:
How about riding it as you ought to... balls to the wall, at the track and in leathers.

How fast?

Well that depends on your balls and wallet, and medical insurance of course

But srsly stop frickin complaining about the heat if you're commuting on the damn thing. Is a choice you've made come to terms with it; or get a Hyper or a damn Grom...

Ain't that the truth... I remember a track day over labor day weekend... it was 95F, with humidity added it felt like 105F... I might of skipped a session or two so I didn't faint, but the heat from the bike was my least concern.

mark419ny · Jan 28, 2016

are we seriously discussing heat again . guys you are sitting on an engine what did you expect?

ive had every problem the panigale could have had (all fixed now) heat has never been a problem. ive been on long rides (nyc-va nyc to philly area) smooth riding stop and go traffic. now the bike does get hot but its not unbearable.

the only time i had a heat problem is a quick shoot down to the shore i was in shorts and the clutch cover gets plenty hot the inside of my right calf had a blister on it. that was my fault as i never have or will never again wear shorts on a ride.

the 2009 - 14 r1 is hotter. the xx98 ducati is hotter also. sell the bike if you think its too hot.

Phl · Jan 28, 2016

no heat discussion, just some people thinking outside the box...

jyli19 · Jan 28, 2016

it's all in the mind

djstarburst · Jan 28, 2016

Just having a laugh about the facts of our bikes. I don't complain, but if anyone asks, i wish it was a little cooler.

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