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2022 new bikes
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duke63
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Re: 2022 new bikes
The Multi or the Pani?Cav wrote:Is Ducati paying off all the journalists or is the V4 really that good?
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Re: 2022 new bikes
I was thinking the opposite...the Tigers look very well done, but the Ducati looks bland & somewhat unfinished. The white paint probably isn't helping matters.Kwacky wrote:Those Tigers look very bland.
TBH, the Ducati looks a bit dated already.
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Cav
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Re: 2022 new bikes
The Tiger looks like robot vomit and the Ducati looks like 2030 in 1970s films.D41 wrote:I was thinking the opposite...the Tigers look very well done, but the Ducati looks bland & somewhat unfinished. The white paint probably isn't helping matters.Kwacky wrote:Those Tigers look very bland.
TBH, the Ducati looks a bit dated already.
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Re: 2022 new bikes
The lower Tiger does kinda look like 'Megatron-as-a-bike' now that you mentioned robots.
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Re: 2022 new bikes
The Ducati is supposed to look retro. There's a couple of 2022 bikes with that sort of look
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Re: 2022 new bikes
Yep.... I'm looking around the web and seeing other pics of it... the look is growing on me.
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Re: 2022 new bikes
have a watch of this, Cav.Cav wrote:Is Ducati paying off all the journalists or is the V4 really that good?
At 3.00 he shows you can pin the throttle out of the corner with the electonics on the lowest level 1 and the bike just stays in line.
He also mentions how you can see what the DTC and ABS is doing on the dash to its easy ti understand to move to the next level if you want more or less control.
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9YxlOjGpKQ&t=210s[/video]
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Re: 2022 new bikes
That particular clip is very impressive to be fair. It looks twitchy mid corner from some of the external shots. If it looks twitchy off the bike it feels much worse on the bike. I just have a hard time believing all of these journalists as I can believe it's a good bike, but surely not THAT good..
