Ducati 2015 Premiere
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
Ooooooooh
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
Well not that I'm biased but the new multi looks lovely and 10 more horses..woohoo!!
Be interesting to see it in the flesh !!
Ready for next spring..hmmmmmm?
Be interesting to see it in the flesh !!
Ready for next spring..hmmmmmm?
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
It wasn't brilliant at my end either kept losing the feed so didn't see all of it, only got to see certain bits, a bit boring tbh !
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
Just been looking at some of the stats on the new Mutley, a fair bit more electronics, power and torque; however for me the jury is still out on the self turning LED headlights and the Bluetooth hook up for your phone requiring an app for Ducati to spam you on.
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
My Audi has self turning headlights so i guess that is where the idea comes from. Works very well on the car.
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
On a stable platform like a car I can see it working, but the bike is leaning as well and so there's an extra axes in the calculation and another servo motor to go out of sync.
It's probably just me, being in tech support really makes you paranoid about over complicating a good piece of kit.
It's probably just me, being in tech support really makes you paranoid about over complicating a good piece of kit.
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Re: Ducati 2015 Premiere
According to the presentation, it works based on lean angle, i guess there is no other parameter to test how a bike is turning.Deegee wrote:On a stable platform like a car I can see it working, but the bike is leaning as well and so there's an extra axes in the calculation and another servo motor to go out of sync.
It's probably just me, being in tech support really makes you paranoid about over complicating a good piece of kit.
