GiaMoto V4 Rearsets Review
Ive had several different brands of rearsets Attack,Lightech,Woodcraft,Arrow and Gilles. This is my first set of Gia Moto here are my thoughts.
Fit & finish: 10/10
These are on par with all the top tier companies in this category. All parts have excellent...
I just want to do a quick review. I have a 2015 1299 and after putting about 6,000 miles, I was having stalling issue's. When coming to a slow stop or taking off the bike would just shut down. The bike would restart with no issues. Couple of times I nearly dropped the bike. The stalling issue...
Thought I'd post something useful for a first post :)
I called around locally (Sydney) for PPF and quotes were around the $1500-2000aud mark, give or take. That seemed a little too much and I came across a website 'thetankslapper' who was selling full PPF kits for $350aud shipped. Good thing...
Hi
over the course of the last four months I produced a pretty effortful video/review about the Panigale V4 and am now in search of constructive critique.
Ultimately I want to bring something into being which comes close to Top Gear quality-wise but only for motorcycles. I am very well aware...
Started off rocky due to a map being sent to me that was very rich, I believe for the Termi/UpMap being used as the base map. Probably fine for a slipon, but my bike was bone stock with the exception of a Sprint Air filter that I also got from BrenTune.
The tablet is simple to use. Plug it in...
Hello all.
I am considering purchasing a carbon-fiber subframe, for a 2017, 1299 S. (Feedback from ANY Panigale rider is welcomed, regardless of which model they ride).
I used the search-engine on this forum, and while I did find some information, it did not answer all of my questions. I am...
It looks like MCN are running a V4S as part of their long term test fleet. Here's the latest review:
https://www.motorcyclenews.com/mcn-motorycles/2018/ducati-panigale-v4-s-long-term-test-review/
I picked up my V4S yesterday morning and have put on about 300 miles on it since, on back canyon roads. Knowing it's still in the break in period, I didn't go too crazy but have tested out the power a few times. It's fast. Noticeably faster than my 1199R everywhere in the powerband. The...
In the digital print edition of the magazine. Out of respect for John Ulrich and what he's done for motorcycle racing, I won't copy it here, but absolutely amazing review for those who hit the track.
Having both I figured I'd throw out my thoughts on the helmets.
The Pista GP is an awesome helmet, fit my head shape perfectly, looked amazing and awesome airflow. Was to noisy? Well they give you earplugs with every helmet just to give you an idea. Ya its loud, but cmon its a racing helmet you...
https://youtu.be/Z7QKVwJFLYg
A detailed 22,000 mile review of my 1199S including repair costs and my fixes, with a how-to on rebuilding the steering head. I can post a more detailed steering head rebuild if people are interested. Golden Gate Bridge in the backdrop....
i recently purchased the bell pro star ratchet and here is my review on the product. I must state i have always been a bell fan (quality and price for the old carbon stars) but they never fit me just as good as shoei or suomy. my favorite all time helmet was the suomy spec 1r extreme. it was...
We shot this video in 2016.
Some in Istanbul Park, some in the streets of Istanbul.
I tried to tell the best parts in it...
What we could achieve was this:
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Cheers,
Barkin (Barking Mad)
I don't normally write reviews but this product deserves some recognition. I recently purchased the race version for my 2016 1299. After reading and searching the internet for months decided to purchase. The Module is fantastic. Recommendations are to put 200 miles on before it's working well. I...
I've had my multi for a bit now and have had some time to really comes to terms with the bike. Since I've owned it I had the full system installed a set of Michelin power road 4s and some other bits. This bike has completely won me over, the exhaust is a must, the DVT engine feels way to...