V4R or M1000RR
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Well yea, m1000rr is 32k euros on marktplaats, v4 sp2 is 47k.
15k buys you lots of race needed parts
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the sp2 irelease date 2022 m1000rr release date 2020.
And again, you dont have to buy sp2 you can buy a v4/v4s.
If you step on a stock ducati and a stock v4 is day and night
I dont understand the point
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Having bought a track ready V4S and then spent $60k modifying it and trying just about everything you can try on them at track, if I were buying another liter bike right now it would be a V4R that I’d put the GP rear shock on, FKR 108 carts in the front forks, a Raceseats.It seat, a Brembro Corsa Corta 17RCS Brake MC, tank pads, and some slicks and have a very very good track bike.
That’s all ya need to have one of the fastest most capable bikes at the track.
And then because I have some expendable income and like the feeling of lightness the effectiveness of the Superlegerra wings I’d add those, some magnesium wheels, and Sicom rotors…but the rotors are on 10 month back order and counting.
That’s all ya need to have one of the fastest most capable bikes at the track.
And then because I have some expendable income and like the feeling of lightness the effectiveness of the Superlegerra wings I’d add those, some magnesium wheels, and Sicom rotors…but the rotors are on 10 month back order and counting.
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Something you dont expect, Many talks about engine failures in M1000RR. Not good.
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It does seem to happen quite often. Engine warning light on his first ride and BMW refused to sort it under warranty as well…
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What he blew it up riding thru south beach to Joes Stone Crab?
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lol, he was doing a hard throttle blip coming across the causeway lol
Never made it into the beach
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I know a guy who has an Alpha with reliability issues too. Over heats very easily, sometimes just stalls out.
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It’s that famous German reliability…
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Still at least the bike has charisma ….
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Is that German for ‘heated grips’?
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Didnt blow up here for some reason
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Pretty sad that the same company that built the HP4 Race (arguably the greatest production bike ever built) is producing this kind of thing and not standing behind it now. Aprillia’s are just as bad for this kind of thing, you hear very similar stories with them.
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Highly strung engines are delicate beasts
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I think in WSB they are allowed to have 12 engines or so each season. MotoGP even less.
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