V4R Details?

Phl · Nov 7, 2018

shakazulu12 said:
What is that exhaust on the Carbonvoni bike?

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Methd · Nov 7, 2018

shakazulu12 said:
What is that exhaust on the Carbonvoni bike?

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Methd · Nov 7, 2018

Sherpa23 said:
Those were the days when the R was truly special. Days of the old SPS and R superbikes are long gone.

Reserved for SL now.... money maker for Ducati.

mhaddad · Nov 7, 2018

It's just for the show, don't think it's available for sale. Motogp equivalent

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RODOLFO · Nov 7, 2018

mhaddad said:
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Like the exhaust

Just not the blue color

reganc · Nov 7, 2018

berserkf1 said:
That's them testing the WSBK bike or parts of it.

i think this is the RS so over 100k euros

reganc · Nov 7, 2018

shakazulu12 said:
I think "better deal" just depends on you ruse. The "R" wasn't meant to appeal to everyone. Ironically, I'm sure 99 percent of them will never see the track. But it's a better racing platform if that is your goal.

Street bike or normal person doing trackdays goes to the Speciale. Not really hard to figure out and nothing wrong IMHO with Ducati making both. They each serve a purpose. I'm sure in a couple years we will see the SL editions, which will likely be a blending of the R and Speciale based on the 1103 and being a pure terror for either application. They may be able to claim 250hp at the crank with a race exhaust on that one. Which would set the internet on fire. But no need for it now.

I think the majority of owners track their R's it's the same with SL's you just need to go to COTA and there could be as many as 10 SL's at any track day they host.

1299rFE · Nov 7, 2018

reganc said:
I think the majority of owners track their R's it's the same with SL's you just need to go to COTA and there could be as many as 10 SL's at any track day they host.

I just recently picked up a 2015R specifically for track duty and racing.
The engines are better equipted for track day abuse, come with the exhaust, cam profiles, Titanium Crank/Valves, better suspension, and wheels. Not to mention frame.

jarelj · Nov 7, 2018

Desmolvr said:
Yes the Speciale did but I am guessing that it has been a nightmare and was the last one.

Yes, that is what we've been told. Not that someone couldn't change their mind at some point, but with the emissions lawsuit with Harley and the VW "issue" there is zero tolerance for anything that could even perceived as being encouraging the skirting of emissions laws.

jarelj · Nov 7, 2018

BTrain5489 said:
You have it reversed.

The R makes less power than the base/S everywhere except way up beyond overrev territory for the base/S. That said, the R has shorter final drive gearing than the base/S so the difference probably won't matter in the real world unless you care about fuel economy.

Also don't forget about how quickly the V4R will rev, the over 2 lbs. lighter crank and titanium rods as well as lighter flywheel will make that thing RIP through the revs regardless of what shows up on a dyno chart.

reganc · Nov 7, 2018

jarelj said:
Yes, that is what we've been told. Not that someone couldn't change their mind at some point, but with the emissions lawsuit with Harley and the VW "issue" there is zero tolerance for anything that could even perceived as being encouraging the skirting of emissions laws.

too bad the price hasn't been reduced to reflect it, essentially the bike is now $45k with exhaust.

jarelj · Nov 7, 2018

reganc said:
too bad the price hasn't been reduced to reflect it, essentially the bike is now $45k with exhaust.

Well, a 999R was $30k 12 years ago, so it's all relative.

Briese · Nov 7, 2018

that is approx. $37500 today.

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jarelj · Nov 8, 2018

Briese said:
that is approx. $37500 today.

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What's that in dollars per horsepower??

highside49 · Nov 8, 2018

I guessed the new V4R would be in the 45k range. I just bought a new 2018 Honda Civic Type R for $44k. I know...that's apples to oranges. Now, back on the subject. Frankly, I love the way the new V4R looks. I would love a chance to ride one at the track and compare it to my 1299S. Peace. Highside49

youngR · Nov 9, 2018

highside49 said:
I guessed the new V4R would be in the 45k range. I just bought a new 2018 Honda Civic Type R for $44k. I know...that's apples to oranges. Now, back on the subject. Frankly, I love the way the new V4R looks. I would love a chance to ride one at the track and compare it to my 1299S. Peace. Highside49

Yeah MotoRapdi priced it and its $45,600 US converted. So its around 50k+ OTD from new at dealer.

I think to myself, I am making more money as years go by but NOPE, still poor as things get more expensive.

Sherpa23 · Nov 9, 2018

youngR said:
Yeah MotoRapdi priced it and its $45,600 US converted. So its around 50k+ OTD from new at dealer.

I think to myself, I am making more money as years go by but NOPE, still poor as things get more expensive.

US Retail is $39,995. Not sure where the $50 OTD comes from...

Sutki · Nov 9, 2018

41.490 CHF in here switzerland...allmost same in dollars.. (36300€ In euros)

reganc · Nov 9, 2018

Sherpa23 said:
US Retail is $39,995. Not sure where the $50 OTD comes from...

yup probably $45k OTD in NY.

1299rFE · Nov 9, 2018

jarelj said:
V4R pricing is out, $39,995 msrp for USA

Ill wait 5 years (when the FE and R are paid off) and get the 2.0 version of her for 20-25k

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