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I'm guessing a new V4R with a seamless gearbox.
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I predict there wont be huge changes after listening to Bautista's comments. He wants the bike to turn better and have more stability under acceleration so they will probably deliver that, maybe a few styling and ergo tweaks? In the end the idea is win on Sunday sell on Monday so why redesign the platform now when the Pani is top dog?
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Maybe Rinaldi might have more input
Seems as though Alvaro and the current model are in perfect harmony. I suspect updates could include:
Euro 5 - a given - maintaining power at the same level
Chassis tweaks with the SA pivot baseline being closer to the 22 model (with adjustability)
More electronic wizardry (hope they don't call it EVO2 and EVO 2 again ffs!)
More aero (to keep Gigi happy)
Cassette gearbox, but can't see it being seamless yet (would be nice)
Probably some matt paintwork / orange bits for aesthetics
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