What changes for 2017?
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Damn Thamer, small world. I just went to one of your races two weeks ago. Are you #44? Not a bad little series. I'm in Riyadh for a year (5 months to go) so it was nice to see some bikes on the track again. Good luck in the last two rounds.
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All bikes suck at high altitude.
The 2017 will have V4 to take on the Aprilia
i hope i dream i mean right now our bikes look sexy but the sound is not in the Aprilia class so let's hope we'll get the V4 for 2017.
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hold on a second your s1000rr is diminished have you been above 9000 rpms? is it in rain mode? is the air going to be any different for the ducati ?
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All bikes suck at high altitude.
The 2017 will have V4 to take on the Aprilia
we already know the 17 wont be a v4 and the new sl coming isnt a v4 and its a 17. the anniversary is a 17 its not a v4. maybe 18 but not 17 no way possible
Who says they can't release a new model mid year?
Tech at local dealer mentioned he thinks it's impossible to get 1299 Euro 4 compliant.
I read somewhere that manufacturers were allowed to sell a certain nr of bikes as left-overs , so I still believe they'l bring out a new engine/model at the latest spring next year.
Tech at local dealer mentioned he thinks it's impossible to get 1299 Euro 4 compliant.
I read somewhere that manufacturers were allowed to sell a certain nr of bikes as left-overs , so I still believe they'l bring out a new engine/model at the latest spring next year.
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I believe they can sell something like 10%?
My dealer also said he can't get hold of the R's anymore as they're sold out. People who were waiting have now made the jump because if they leave it too long they won't be able to pick one up new........
My dealer also said he can't get hold of the R's anymore as they're sold out. People who were waiting have now made the jump because if they leave it too long they won't be able to pick one up new........
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Christ the emission regulations on a motorbike is crap.
Build one for Australia.
We can get away with coal powered, black smoke belching, Akra noted, death machine as long as it complies with OH&S
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I guess that's what he was saying. As the gentleman already said, the bike just doesn't comply with the new regulations.
I don't think it's impossible and I'm sure you'll be able to get one at a push, i.e. Built this year and registered in 2017. But essentially you already have a sort after machine.
I don't think it's impossible and I'm sure you'll be able to get one at a push, i.e. Built this year and registered in 2017. But essentially you already have a sort after machine.
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Because you're not asking the right questions........
There will be no V4, period.......... but an L4, well now you may be on to something
They will be able to sell the EURO-3 1299 panigale until it's replaced by a new model. 959 is already EURO-4 because it was a new model! 959 was released 1 year after 1299. If the 1299 would have been released end 2015 instead of end 2014, it would have had the fugly 959 exhaust as well!
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