LOL Im just being a ..... Saw this at Laguna. It kinda grows on you.
LOL Im just being a ..... Saw this at Laguna. It kinda grows on you.
LOL Im just being a ..... Saw this at Laguna. It kinda grows on you.
It kinda does after looking at it long enough but I'm still not feeling the exhaust and the red wheels. If I change my mind and buy one, I'll dye my beard completely white and get red leather pants (or maybe green).
Nice bike especially with racing exhaust included instead of those hideous factory cans.
Im going to miss the twin.
But Ducati Corse has sucked as much HP as they can pretty much out the current morors. So a inline 4 or a V4 are the only options left. I'll take the v4 thank you..
well I was thinking about getting this given the spec. I have the 16 R and this FE looks to have 13HP and 9TQ over my bike stock. Given the heavy exhaust you know you will take off which would of course give you more HP/TQ would put it close to the SL unless I am wrong. If I get a good offer for my bike I would seriously consider getting this FE.
Actually the weight difference between SL and FE is 14 kg with liquids and with the same exhaust ..
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Actually the weight difference between SL and FE is 14 kg with liquids and with the same exhaust ..
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well the SL is a limited number bike and the weight difference is where it counts most .. plus you get a race exhaust + map .. actually the 16 R has a better power to weight [emoji848]
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Apples to oranges comparison....Ducati has changed the way they rate their engines 2017. There are PS ratings versus CV and standard versus SAE. To make it more confusing you also have NET and crank HP.... I'm not sure what spec Ducati switched to though.
The Bottom line is that the 2017 1299 Panigale make 197 hp compared to the 205 hp rating in 2016. There was no real loss in power between years just a change in the rating spec. The FE makes 12 more hp than the R model in standard form and the FE has a better power to weight ratio.
well the SL is a limited number bike and the weight difference is where it counts most .. plus you get a race exhaust + map .. [emoji848]
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They now have like a statement under the power figures tell you how it's now measured.
However, as the gentleman already said, and with the revised figures, the Panigale R still has a better power to weight ratio, that's where it's at for me.
How do you figure that?? 406 lbs / 197 hp = 2.06 lbs per hp the FE is 2 lbs per hp even... Granted it's not that much of a difference! But...
IMO ...If I had an R model I wouldn't even consider trading over to an FE. I had planned to buy an R model anyway next year. Now you can get the R with a SL engine to spice it up even more. What's not to like about that?
Which bhp figures you using?
Which bhp figures you using?
I meant MY R, not out of the crate