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Friday, September 27, 2013

2012 Ducati Diavel

Continuing the success of Ducati Monster 795 were also developed in Thailand. All New Ducati Diavel also be produced in Thailand, are still imported directly from Bologna, Italy. Ducati Diavel also became the second best selling variant after variant Ducati Monster.
New 2012 Ducati Diavel Review
By the end of 2012 is expected to be sold 120 units. The Ducati Diavel using Testastretta 11° engine, L-Twin cylinder, four valve/cylinder, Desmodromic, liquid-cooled, capacity of 1200 cc. This engine can produce power 162 hp at 9.500 rpm and 127,5 Nm of torque at 8.000 rpm.
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Saturday, September 21, 2013

Ducati 1199 Panigale Review 2012

 
When a bike company starts with a clean-sheet style, there are such a lot of ways in which to travel wrong. typically it’s best to attend for Version a pair of.0. however Ducati has knocked one out of the park with its sensational new 1199 Panigale, the primary ground-up mass-production model from Ducati since the 1979 Pantah.

While a definitive verdict can have to be compelled to wait till we have a tendency to check the 1199 on home soil, our short time aboard it at the amazing Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi was enough to confidently predict the Panigale is one in every of the best sportbikes ever created and could be a leading contender for our annual motorbike of the Year award.

There is no space of performance it does not excel in – power, handling, braking, electronics. its everything youll wish in an exceedingly trendy liter-sized sportbike, together with sharp styling that blazes a brand new style path. Compared to the outgoing 1198, the Panigale rocks twenty five additional horsepower whereas weighing twenty two lbs less.

Tech Mate

Ducatis have long been known for horny Italian vogue, however rarely for implementing cutting-edge technology. The Panigale blows that perception away.

Key to its style is its distinctive monocoque frame that uses the V-Twin engine as a serious part of its chassis. A cast-aluminum section weighing simply nine.3 pounds provides the steering-head support for the fork and, like clever engineering solutions, conjointly doubles because the engine’s airbox and aluminum fuel tank base. The alloy structure bolts to the engine for the chassis’s core composition, straightforward as that. Supporting the seat and tailsection is another light-weight (just four.6 pounds) aluminum piece that bolts to the engine’s rear cylinder and rear fringe of the steering box. A magnesium structure up front weighs simply one.3 pounds and supports the higher fairing, headlights and gauges.

Standard equipment on the $17,995 Panigale includes multi-level traction management, 3 riding modes (Race, Sport, Rain) that modify throttle response via the ride-by-wire throttle, Ducati’s fast Shifter and a new-for-2012 Electronic Braking management.

The upmarket S version ($22,995) brings higher levels of specification, upgrading from Marzocchi and Sachs suspension to electronically adjustable Ohlins parts. every riding mode has default compression and rebound damping settings which may even be tweaked individually by pushing a number of buttons on the left-hand switchgear whereas navigating the splendidly legible TFT instrument panel. conjointly on the S is that the industry’s initial LED headlight.

Let’s Ride!

Unlike any of the handfuls of racetracks I’ve been to, the 3.45-mile Yas Marina Circuit is accessible by walking directly from our hotel, the visually spectacular Yas Viceroy, to constant paddock that annually hosts the exclusive Formula one series. prepared within the garage could be a phalanx of gleaming red 1199 Panigales that seem even a lot of sinister than they give the impression of being in footage. they are available across as stylish and up to date however while not being spinoff of anything. Even my mom, who had her 77th birthday on my ride day and dislikes motorcycles, would be able to acknowledge the Panigale could be a special machine.

Anyone who’s thrown a leg over Ducati’s 1098/1198 models are going to be pleasantly shocked by the 1199’s revised ergonomics. It’s seat is moved quite an in. nearer to the handlebars, and also the bars are raised 10mm, that add up to a layout a lot of less stretched and considerably more leisurely. Slinging a leg over its diminutive tailsection is simpler than the 1198’s that had 2 significant exhaust canisters stuffed underneath it. The Panigale has its mufflers placed underneath the engine, Buell-like, for mass centralization. Its seat is alleged to be at thirty two.5 inches however looks lower, and its tank feels nicely slim between the knees.

Thumb the starter button and also the 1199cc V-Twin involves life with an authoritative bark. A clever, cam-mounted decompression device permits a way smaller starter motor and battery, saving 7.3 lbs of weight. A twist of the throttle has the huge four.41-inch pistons rising in revs quicker than the 1198 and makes its rider smile to the angry exhaust note. The new wet clutch contains a moderate pull and engages while not the grabbiness of the previous dry style.

Pulling the throttle arduous at 5500 rpm could be a very little disappointing compared to the 1198’s lump, because the most oversquare bore/stroke ratio of any production motorbike would lead one to suppose. however the gentle disenchantment is entirely forgotten once past 7500 rpm when the Superquadro engine piles on revs with ferocity previously unknown from any V-Twin.

Peak torque arrives one thousand rpm later than the 1198 at 9000 rpm with a stonking ninety eight.1 ft-lb of force (measured at its crankshaft). From there, horsepower builds viciously to its 195-horsepower climax. It’s price noting the Panigale’s rating could be a try of ponies quite BMW’s scintillating S1000RR, though we’ll have to be compelled to strap it to a dyno to prove if its horsepower really reigns supreme.

The Superquadro’s love for revs is distinct from the other liter-size Twin. considerably larger intake and exhaust valves, still desmodromically actuated however currently with titanium intakes, let the engine breathe within the higher revs allowed by the short-stroke style, screaming all the thanks to eleven,500 rpm. The 1199’s engine designer, Marco Sairu, says the Panigale’s final piston speed of twenty-two meters/second is almost a dead ringer for the four-cylinder S1000RR. Despite all this new performance, a switch from rubber cam belts to a chain-and-gear cam drive nearly doubles valve adjustment intervals to fifteen,000 miles.

My initial session {on track|on target|on course|on the right track|heading within the right direction|not off course} was spent in the ECU’s Sport mode that permits all 195 horses however with suppler throttle response than in Race mode. The Panigale’s ride-by-wire throttle permits the 2 fuel-injecting throttle bodies to work independently, using pc brain-power to best deliver what a rider’s wrist is requesting. There are 2 injectors in every throttle body, the one closest to the intake tract utilized at lower revs, whereas the higher showerhead-style injector engages at high rpm.

This sounds a lot of HAL 9000 than it feels, as response from the throttle is surprisingly direct and intuitive. Reaction in Race mode is sort of a little sharper than in Sport however still quite manageable. A secondary-air system will inject air into the exhaust ports for a lot of complete combustion, permitting a richer intake charge whereas still meeting emissions regs and eliminating the on-throttle abruptness caused by lean mixtures.

After changing into acquainted with the Superquadro’s gobsmacking top-end wallop, i noticed the Panigale is undoubtedly the foremost agile Superbike-series Ducati ever created. Rake remains at twenty four.5 degrees whereas path is lengthened a nominal 3mm to 100mm. Despite a traction-enhancing longer (by one.53 inches) swingarm, the 1199’s wheelbase is up simply 7mm due to Sairu’s thoughtful tight arrangement of transmission gears.

Regardless of the hardly altered geometry, the Panigale responds with eagerness the 1198 might solely dream of. It’s less unwavering than the freight-train-like 1198 however not unstable. Its enthusiasm to tip into corners is due in giant half to its higher and one.26-inch wider handlebars that deliver a lot of leverage, however credit conjointly its lighter weight (415 lbs with its larger fuel tank full) and mass-centralization efforts that lower the inertia moment around its roll axis. Also, the S version of the one99 we have a tendency to tested is shod with light-weight solid and machined Marchesini wheels that are nearly 1 lb lighter than the cast wheels on last year’s 1198SP.

But there’s a lot of to judging a bike’s handling than simply fervent tip-in behavior, {and the|and therefore the|and conjointly the} Panigale’s mid-corner feedback and composure also impress. Its weight distribution of 52/48 F/R is a dead ringer for Ducati’s World Superbike, and is advantageous for front-tire loading as compared to the previous 50/50 balance. The ergo layout makes it straightforward to hold off in corners.

It was a windy day in Abu Dhabi, bringing in an unwelcome dusting of sand on the track. Clouds of rooster-tails burst from the tires of bikes ahead and brought major anxiety for adhesion levels. however a mixture of a grippy track surface from combination shipped in from England to pave the track and Pirelli’s wonderful Supercorsa SP street tires yielded rather more traction than expected. The rear Pirelli’s size is that the new 200/55-17, and its pure gold larger naked (no tread) edges feature a softer compound to produce tenacious grip. The front donut is molded with one compound in an exceedingly ancient 120/70-17 spec.

Strong drive out of corners is aided with the security web of an updated version of Ducati Traction management offered in eight settings. I rode most of the day in Race mode that contains a default DTC setting of level three, and it proved to be unobtrusive and engaged discretely.  An orange light-weight at the highest of the gauge pack shows when it’s cutting in. If you’re TC-phobic, it are often fully shifted.

Hard on the gas, the Panigale hurls itself out of corners, piling on revs voraciously and demanding fast upshifts as indicated on the distinguished sequential shift lights. commonplace on all 1199s is that the Ducati fast Shifter that briefly interrupts the ignition to permit full-throttle clutchless upshifts. The bike gathers speed with S1000RR-like alacrity, pulling up its front wheel over a small rise even when in fifth gear. At the top of Yas Marina’s one.2-kilometer straight, the speedometer of the Termignoni and up-spec-kitted version I rode saw an astonishing 296 kph! That’s 184 mph for the metric-disinclined.

Bleeding off speed is that the responsibility of a potent set of brakes. New Brembo M50 monoblock 4-piston calipers up front are seven-membered lighter than the 1198’s and are exclusive to the Panigale. Biting on 330mm discs, the petite clampers deliver an ideal mix of power and sensitivity. scores of feedback encourages trail-braking to corner apexes, however the bike is modestly reluctant to tip in totally with the brakes still on, therefore it’s best to unleash them slightly before the apex.

We tested the optional Bosch antilock system that uses four channels of information (one at every master cylinder and one at every caliper) for the utmost in precision. Forget no matter you thought you knew regarding ABS on a racetrack, as this is often one sensible and powerful system that provides up nothing in performance and adds solely five lbs. Levels a pair of and three link the rear brake to the front lever to varying degrees, however level one doesnt and disengages rear ABS to permit stoppies when braking arduous.  And if you’re feeling brave, ABS are often disabled.

Fears of braking zones are assuaged by the slipper perform of its back-torque-limiting clutch and new Electronic Braking management that cracks open the throttle butterflies when decelerating to cut back the engine’s compression-braking result over 3 levels or disengaged entirely. I kept EBC on Level one and had no problems with the rear tire dancing around throughout the toughest braking I dared to explore.

Yas Marina’s sleek surface did very little to check the electronically controlled Ohlins suspension, however we’re assured the high-quality Swedish dampers are totally up to task. I didn’t bit the taut settings that are programmed within the ECU’s Race mode as a result of they felt ideal.

Conclusion

To anyone noticing this has to date been a sugary-sweet review, you would possibly doubt this author’s objectivity. However, the Panigale very is that this sensible. In fact, it’s the foremost spectacular new sportbike I’ve ridden since the debut of Yamaha’s landmark R1 in 1998.

As for negatives, theyre few and minor. Its windscreen provides solely modest protection, and its clutch pack stands out so much enough to interfere with a rider’s right calf when at a stop. Heat from the engine may be excessive when ridden at low speeds, though possible no worse than the 1198 and possibly higher.

Otherwise, the Panigale could be a totally entertaining superbike for the road with a lot of technology than any sportbike on the market. Even its mirrors give a moderately helpful read, that are a few things unprecedented from Ducati’s superbike series.

Riders of various talents were highly impressed with the Panigale. Rishad Cooper, our correspondent from India who rarely rides such powerful machines on a racetrack, had solely glowing comments regarding the bike. At the opposite finish of the spectrum is AMA Superbike racer Chris Ulrich, a bloke generally not averse to speaking negatively regarding street-compromised bikes, who said he had no performance problems with the Ducati.

Simply put, Ducati’s Panigale astounded me with its sheer performance and its high level of refinement, and its mouth-wateringly gorgeous. The 1199 could be a very good machine that had many jaded motojournalists considering shopping for one for themselves. itd even be the simplest sportbike ever created.













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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Ducati 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione


Make Model

Ducati 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione

Year

2011

Engine

Liquid cooled, four stroke, 90°“L”twin cylinder, DOHC, desmodromic 4 valve per cylinder.

Capacity

1198
Bore x Stroke

106 x 67.9 mm

Compression Ratio

12.7:1

Induction

Marelli electronic fuel injection, elliptical throttle bodies.

Exhaust

Lightweight 2-1-2 system with catalytic converter and 2 lambda probes. Twin stainless steel mufflers

Ignition / Starting

- / electric
Clutch Dry multiplate with hydraulic control

Max Power

170hp 125 KW @ 9750 rpm

Max Torque

97 lb-ft 131.4 Nm @ 8000 rpm

Transmission / Drive

6 Speed / chain

Ratio

1st 37/15, 2nd 30/17, 3rd 27/20, 4th 24/22, 5th 23/24, 6th 22/25 /

Frame

Tubular steel Trellis frame

Front Suspension

Showa 43mm with TiO fully adjustable upside-down fork, 127mm / 5in wheel travel.

Rear Suspension

Progressive linkage with fully adjustable Showa monoshock. Aluminium single-sided swingarm, 127mm / 5in wheel travel

Front Brakes

2 x 330mm semi-floating discs, radially mounted Brembo Monobloc calipers 4-piston, 2-pad.

Rear Brakes

Single 245mm disc 2 piston caliper

Front Tyre

120/70 ZR17

Rear Tyre

190/55 ZR17

Seat Height 820mm / 32.2in

Dry-Weight

171kg / 377lb

Fuel Capacity

15.5 Litres / 4.1 US gal

When it comes to a superb-performing superbike, the Ducati 1198 has been in the leading pack since its inception in 2009. And on Tuesday, the Italian manufacturer unveiled the 2011 Ducati 1198 (and 1198 SP) at INTERMOT in Germany.

New for 2011, the 1198 motorcycle arrives on the showroom floor with Ducati Traction Control (DTC), Ducati Quick Shifter (DQS) and Ducati Data Analyzer (DDA) as standard equipment.

Ducati says The application of DTC to the standard model 1198 underlines Ducatis intention to broaden the use of tried and tested race-derived electronics to its high-powered range, while the introduction of DQS to the 1198 marks the first time in history that "quick-shift" electronics have been fitted to a production Ducati.

The DDA package in the 1198 enables the retrieval and analysis of data collected from a previous track session or road trip and DTC monitors front and rear wheel speeds to detect rear wheel-spin under acceleration and electronically reduces engine power to restore traction.

DQS allows the throttle to remain open when changing-up through the gearbox, helping to save vital seconds in the pursuit of faster lap-times.

The 1198 was born to perform and with a colossal 97lb-ft (13.4kgm) of torque from its Testastretta Evoluzione engine and dry weight of just 171kg (377lb) it always delivers.

Its victory-driven technology comes directly from Ducatis World Championship-winning race bikes - and its evident in every detail of the bike.

Fully adjustable Showa front suspension carries radial mountings designed for the awesome stopping power generated by Brembo Monobloc callipers and 330mm discs.
Fully adjustable Showa suspension at the rear and lightweight 10-spoke wheels complete an impressive set-up. For 2011 the 1198 is available in traditional Ducati red with a racing black frame and graphite grey wheels.

The 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione Engine

The Testastretta Evoluzione engine is the crowning glory of Ducatis development and perfection of the L- Twin engine.

World Superbike dominance for almost two decades is the result of continual commitment to their twin-cylinder configuration.

Ducati share the reward for that commitment with World Championship- winning technologies constantly flowing from the factory race team into production engines.

The incredible 1198 (and 1198 SP) is powered by a liquid cooled, L-Twin, Desmodromic engine that produces 170hp (125kW) @ 9,750rpm and a class-beating 97lb-ft (13.4kgm) of torque @ 8,000rpm.

The 1198 achieves its capacity by using exactly the same 106 x 67.9 bore and stroke as the factory race bike.

Volumetric efficiency through the four valves per cylinder is optimised with valve diameters at 43.5mm for the inlet and 35.5mm for the exhaust. They are actuated by racing-type rocker arms, super- finished for reduced friction and fatigue, and double overhead camshafts with radical profiles.

The incredible valve performances achieved are only possible because of Ducatis unique Desmodromic system, where valve closure is activated mechanically.

At high rpm it would be almost impossible for the valve to follow the steep closure profile of the cam lobe if it were relying upon a normal valve spring.

With the Desmo system, the valve is closed mechanically with the same accuracy as it is opened, enabling steep cam profiles and radical cam timings. This system is used on every single Ducati motorcycle including their world-beating Superbike and Desmosedici MotoGP bikes.

To keep Ducatis highly efficient Testastretta cylinder heads breathing to their full potential, the injection system uses racing size elliptical throttle bodies, which are an equivalent diameter of 63.9mm.

The race-designed 1198 pistons have a distinctive double-ribbed undercrown to achieve high strength and reduced friction by using minimal piston wall surface area. Using technology developed for the Desmosedici MotoGP project, the design enables reliable operation of the 106mm diameter pistons when performing at high rpm.

The 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione engines are the lightest ever used in Ducati Superbikes, thanks to Vacural technology, a crankcase vacuum die-cast manufacturing process yielding weight reductions of 3kg (6.5lbs) compared to the first generation 1098 cases.

The vacuum die-cast process ensures consistent and precise wall thickness and increased strength from absolute material purity. The weight-saving cam covers in magnesium-alloy are evident by their gold color, while the alloy outer clutch and generator covers sport a black finish.

The 1198 gears are machined from the same high-strength steel used in Ducati Corse race applications and are subjected to a shot-peening treatment that further ensures their strength and reduced fatigue.

Specifically for the track-ready 1198 SP, a dry, multiplate competition-style slipper clutch is used to reduce the destabilising effect of aggressive downshifting and to provide the fine control required during extreme corner entry on the track.

The 1198, 1198 SP feature a beautiful and efficient exhaust system. Incredibly lightweight, it has been engineered with a power-increasing symmetrical 2-1-2 layout that uses 52mm-57mm diameter tubing with a wall thickness of 0.8mm (.030in).

It is equipped with a catalytic converter and two lambda probes for optimum engine mapping and Euro3 conformity. The system terminates with Ducatis trademark twin under-seat silencers, delivering that unmistakable signature sound of the big bore Desmo 90° L-Twin.

Ducati 1198 Features:

Engineered by the stopwatch

The 1198 Superbike are the product of a team of designers and engineers who have combined their Ducati MotoGP and World Superbike technologies to create the finest sportbikes in the world.

From race-level engine specifications to World Championship-winning traction control and quick- shift electronics, the results are pure excellence.

The Ducati Traction Control (DTC) system further confirms Ducatis technology flow from racing to production and demonstrates how solutions developed for the track can be applied to enhance safer performance on the road.

Designed by the race track

Ducati Superbikes are race bikes, pure and simple. Their striking aerodynamic shapes create a natural riding position, confirmed by Ducati development and factory team riders as the optimum for speed and agility.

Performance is first and foremost in every detail. Trademark Ducati features like the high tail section and compact front end combine with twin under-seat silencers and single-sided swingarm to express the sheer engineering beauty of aerodynamics and agility.

Add the Testastretta Evoluzione engines as the hearts of the machines and the result is all-out performance Ducati Superbikes that look fast even when parked.

Superbike Chassis

The 1198 chassis and suspension are the result of a performance-first priority approach to development, in which the goal is always to further reduce weight and increase strength and rigidity to manage the high-powered Testastretta Evoluzione engines.

Trellis Frame

Developed in cooperation with Ducati Corse, the lightweight Trellis frame features 34mm main section tubes with a material thickness of 1.5mm. The result is an incredibly rigid construction that remains one of Ducatis lightest frame solutions ever. Adding style to performance, the 1198 is in racing black.

Front Suspension

The 1198 features fully adjustable 43mm Showa forks, with an additional special low friction titanium oxide treatment applied to the sliders of the 1198, while spectacular 43mm Öhlins with low friction titanium nitride-treated sliders are used on the 1198 SP.

Both front suspension solutions have radial brake caliper mountings providing superior road holding and incredible feedback to give every rider more confidence and control.

Rear Suspension

The lightweight Trellis frame and single-sided swingarm enable a compact and weight-saving rear suspension linkage system that features separate lower pick-up points for the push-rod and suspension unit. This tandem design effectively reduces stress around the linkage pick-up area of the Trellis frame.

Working together with this highly efficient linkage is a fully adjustable Showa single shock for the 1198.

The system uses experience gained in MotoGP to minimize friction and reduce the risk of cavitations under extreme conditions. The 1198 and 1198 SP rear suspension system has an adjustable rear ride-height, independent of spring pre-load and other suspension settings - valuable when seeking the perfect set-up for personal riding style or track conditions.

Single-Sided Swingarm

The dual construction technique used for the single-sided swingarm allows the main operational components to use individual aluminum castings so as to ensure strength around the pivot points, wheel hub and suspension links, while lightweight, fabricated aluminum sections are used to complete the construction into a single, beautifully engineered component.

The 1198 and 1198 SP all have single- sided swingarms finished in black.

Race-Bred Brakes

Ducati Superbikes have always been famous for their incredible, track-derived braking performance and the 2011 model line-up is no exception.

The 1198 uses Brembos incredibly powerful Monobloc caliper racing technology. Machined from a single piece of alloy, the calipers achieve a higher rigidity and resistance to distortion during extreme braking.

The resulting increase in hydraulic efficiency not only delivers incredible braking power, but also provides an enhanced and precise feel at the brake lever.

The twin Monobloc callipers each have four 34mm pistons that grip huge 330mm discs on the 1198 to achieve spectacular braking performance.

Super Lightweight Wheels

The lightweight front wheels used on all Ducati Superbike models substantially reduces the moment of inertia, enabling a faster change of direction and enhanced acceleration and braking performances.

The 1198 rides on 10-spoke wheels finished in a subtle graphite grey, also by Enkei. The 1198 is fitted with Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP tires, at 120/70 ZR17 for the front, and 190/55 ZR17 for the rear of the 1198.

These high-performance tires have shoulder areas that maximize the contact patch and carcasses specially designed for stiffness under heavy braking and precision during high speed cornering.

This precision in tire construction enabled Ducati technicians to create extremely fine programs for the Ducati Traction Controls systems used on the 1198 and 1198 SP.

Magnesium Subframe

Producing a front subframe in magnesium underlines the attention to weight-saving detail in the Ducati Superbike range.

Its construction provides secure support for the headlamp, instruments and fairing, and the weight-saving around this high, forward position contributes considerably to overall feel and control of the machine.

Aerodynamic Bodywork

Carefully designed for aerodynamic efficiency and to hug the sleek lines of the chassis, the Superbike bodywork enables the rider to blend effortlessly into the correct riding position.

Its race-developed fairing design ensures perfect integration with the cooling system by providing efficient flow through the advanced, large surface area coolant radiator, which is assisted by lightweight, high flow electric fan assemblies and oil coolers.

Aerodynamically shaped air ducts positioned just below the headlamps are precisely calculated to provide ample air delivery to the pressurized airbox.

The lightweight bodywork contributes considerably to overall performance by reducing weight, protecting the Testastretta Evoluzione engines power output, and assisting the rider to effortlessly tuck in from the wind stream and reduce drag to achieve maximum straight-line track speeds.

Instrumentation

This pure racing digital instrumentation originating from Ducatis MotoGP project has no switches or buttons to compromise its clean, minimalist lines.

Instead, information additional to the default read-outs is managed from the left-hand handlebar-mounted switch gear, allowing the rider to scroll through and select from various menus.

The display, which has a bright white LED back lighting presents rpm and speed, with the former displayed across the screen in a progressive bar graph. Optionally, the rpm and speed can be displayed in numeric values.

Additionally, it displays lap times, DTC level selected (if activated on 1198 and 1198 SP) time, air temperature, coolant temperature, battery voltage, two trips and a trip that automatically starts as the fuel system goes onto reserve.

Warning lights illuminate to signify neutral, turn signals, high- beam, rev-limit, low oil pressure, fuel reserve, DTC intervention (if activated on 1198 and 1198 SP) and scheduled maintenance.

The instrument display is also used as the control panels for the DDA (supplied as standard equipment with the 1198 and 1198 SP), DTC and DQS systems as well as listing lap times recorded by using the high-beam flash button as a stopwatch.

Superbike Lights and Indicators

The horizontal twin headlamps, a signature Ducati style from the iconic 916, are modernised with the latest lighting technology. Two polyellipsoidal units light the way with a powerful beam while maintaining an aggressive look to the front of the machine in pure Ducati Superbike tradition.

The rear light employs a specially designed strip of LEDs enhanced by a high diffusion lens shaped into the sleek lines of the tailpiece. The same LEDs are intensified for brake lights.

The directional indicators also use the latest in LED technology for illumination. The frontal indicators are beautifully integrated into the rear view mirrors, which come with an optional spacer kit enabling an extension of 30mm over the standard mirror stem length.

Ducati Quick Shift

The Ducati Quick Shift (DQS) system is the first time that a race-style electronic quick-shift has been supplied as original equipment on a production Ducati. Normally used specifically for racing, the system allows the rider to keep the throttle open when changing-up through the gearbox, helping to save vital seconds in the pursuit of faster lap-times.

The system not only saves time when changing gear, but also enables the possibility of uninterrupted air flow through the throttle bodies throughout the upward gear- changing process.

The system consists of a micro-switch built into the linkage of the gear change lever, which when actuated in the direction of selecting a higher gear, sends a signal to the main ECU.

The ECU instantly understands which gear the motorcycle is in by calculating the rpm and vehicle speed and then reads the amount of throttle opening before applying a pre-programmed cut in fuel injection and ignition measured in milliseconds.

This spilt-second electronic interruption in drive is programmed precisely to allow the next gear to be selected without having to actuate the clutch or close the throttle.

The DQS system can be deactivated by entering the control panel in the motorcycles instrumentation and is reactivated by default the next time the ignition is turned on.

As the system only functions for a matter of milliseconds, the 1198 can still be ridden using a normal gear-changing style.

Ducati Traction Control

Ducati were the first manufacturer to introduce a true competition-level traction control system on a production motorcycle and for 2011 the highly successful system is now integrated into 1198 electronics as standard equipment.

The Ducati Traction Control (DTC) system further underlines Ducatis technology flow from racing to production and demonstrates how solutions developed for the track can be applied to enhance performance safety on the road.

DTC uses the same software logic developed and used by Ducati Corse for their World Championship- winning MotoGP and World Superbike motorcycles and offers a choice of eight settings developed by their professional test riders and racers.

Accessible from the left-hand switchgear and displayed on the digital instrumentation, the system offers a choice of eight profiles, each one programmed with a wheel-spin tolerance matched to progressive riding levels of skill graded from one to eight.

While level eight administers a confidence-building, high level of interaction from the system by activating upon the slightest amount of wheel-spin, level one offers a much higher tolerance and, therefore, much less intervention for highly competent riders.

When the level is selected and DTC activated, the level is displayed on the instrumentation.

When the profile that best suits the combination of road or track conditions and riding style has been selected and the DTC system activated, front and rear wheel sensors compare speed differential to sense when rear traction is being broken (wheel-spin).

DTC then decides the best combination of two different types of instant electronic adjustment, calculated with data supplied from multiple sources.

The first soft stage of system interaction is executed by high speed software that makes instant electronic adjustment to the ignition timing, administering varying amounts of ignition retardation to reduce the engines torque.

During this initial stage of DTC interaction, up to three red lights - normally used to signify the over-rev limiter - illuminate to indicate the amount of DTC being applied.

If the DTC software detects that the first soft stage of system interaction is inadequate to control the wheel-spin, it continues to administer ignition retardation and, in addition, instructs the engine ECU to initiate a pattern of constantly increasing injection cuts until, if necessary, full injection cut.

During this second stage of interaction, all four warning lights fully illuminate to signify that DTC has also initiated injection cuts. As soon as the system recognizes the gradual return of equal wheel speeds, it incrementally re-establishes normal power delivery. This seamless interaction is key to the super-smooth operation of the system.

The real innovative thinking behind the DTC system is how the various range of sensitivity levels decide precisely how to react to excessive wheel-spin by understanding the bikes exact dynamic situation.
From slow mid-corner acceleration with considerable vehicle inclination to high speed corner exits while almost upright, this system intelligence is achieved by processing a mass of data in a matter of milliseconds.

This technology exists thanks to the thousands of laps and hours spent testing, programming and earning Ducati Corse race victories on the track. It represents just part of Ducatis latest road-bike technology and provides considerable increase in performance safety during mid-corner acceleration.

Data Acquisition

The Ducati Data Analyser (DDA) - complete with PC software, a USB-ready data retrieval card and instructions - evaluates the performances of the bike and its rider, and makes comparisons between various channels of information.

The DDA is supplied as standard equipment with the 1198 (and 1198 SP).

Normally only available on race bikes, DDA records numerous channels of data including throttle opening, vehicle speed, engine rpm, engine temperature, distance traveled, laps and lap times.

The system also automatically calculates engine rpm and vehicle speed data so as to display gear selection as an extra channel of information.

An additional channel of information is now dedicated to recording the DTC index which can then be viewed as a graphic trace and indicates the amount of DTC interaction during wheel- spin.

At the end of a ride or track session, an upgraded 4mb of data can be downloaded to a PC ready to compare, analyze and get an inside view of the performance of the rider and motorcycle.

Data can be analyzed in graphic form with options to zoom into detail of specific sections. Dragging a trace along a timeline to reveal individual values of the above listed channels enables the user to analyze performance in the same way that data technicians can in factory teams.

The software allows data to be compared with that from a completely separate session and for pages of data to be printed off easily.

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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Peek excellence Ducati 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione





Ducati enthusiasts will be spoiled with the look of this bike because in addition and have best performance.
When it comes to a superb-performing superbike, the Ducati 1198 has been in the leading pack since its inception in 2009. And on Tuesday, the Italian manufacturer unveiled the 2011 Ducati 1198 (and 1198 SP) at INTERMOT in Germany.

New for 2011, the 1198 motorcycle arrives on the showroom floor with Ducati Traction Control (DTC), Ducati Quick Shifter (DQS) and Ducati Data Analyzer (DDA) as standard equipment.

Ducati says The application of DTC to the standard model 1198 underlines Ducatis intention to broaden the use of tried and tested race-derived electronics to its high-powered range, while the introduction of DQS to the 1198 marks the first time in history that "quick-shift" electronics have been fitted to a production Ducati.

The DDA package in the 1198 enables the retrieval and analysis of data collected from a previous track session or road trip and DTC monitors front and rear wheel speeds to detect rear wheel-spin under acceleration and electronically reduces engine power to restore traction.

DQS allows the throttle to remain open when changing-up through the gearbox, helping to save vital seconds in the pursuit of faster lap-times.

The 1198 was born to perform and with a colossal 97lb-ft (13.4kgm) of torque from its Testastretta Evoluzione engine and dry weight of just 171kg (377lb) it always delivers.

Its victory-driven technology comes directly from Ducatis World Championship-winning race bikes - and its evident in every detail of the bike.

Fully adjustable Showa front suspension carries radial mountings designed for the awesome stopping power generated by Brembo Monobloc callipers and 330mm discs.
Fully adjustable Showa suspension at the rear and lightweight 10-spoke wheels complete an impressive set-up. For 2011 the 1198 is available in traditional Ducati red with a racing black frame and graphite grey wheels.

The 1198 Testastretta Evoluzione Engine

The Testastretta Evoluzione engine is the crowning glory of Ducatis development and perfection of the L- Twin engine.

World Superbike dominance for almost two decades is the result of continual commitment to their twin-cylinder configuration.

Ducati share the reward for that commitment with World Championship- winning technologies constantly flowing from the factory race team into production engines.

The incredible 1198 (and 1198 SP) is powered by a liquid cooled, L-Twin, Desmodromic engine that produces 170hp (125kW) @ 9,750rpm and a class-beating 97lb-ft (13.4kgm) of torque @ 8,000rpm.

The 1198 achieves its capacity by using exactly the same 106 x 67.9 bore and stroke as the factory race bike.

Volumetric efficiency through the four valves per cylinder is optimised with valve diameters at 43.5mm for the inlet and 35.5mm for the exhaust. They are actuated by racing-type rocker arms, super- finished for reduced friction and fatigue, and double overhead camshafts with radical profiles.

The incredible valve performances achieved are only possible because of Ducatis unique Desmodromic system, where valve closure is activated mechanically.


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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Ducati Recalls 2009 1098R 1198S and F1098S for Fork Cracking

Ducati is recalling certain 2009 1098R, 1198S, and F1098S Streetfighter motorcycles.

The right fork may have possible cracking a deformation at the right-hand side fork bottom wheel axle pinch bolt area.

732 units are affected.

Check out my Motorcycle Recalls feature for more details.
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Sunday, September 8, 2013

Ducati 1198R Corse SportBike Special Edition

Ducati 1198R Corse SportBike Special EditionDucati 1198R Corse Special Edition Side View

1198R Ducati Corse Special Edition is the home of Ducati superbike more peppered his 2010 list. At the festival in Milan, one can only gape in front of this monster by 180 hp. The 1198 R Corse Special Edition was created to honor the new logo “Ducati Corse”, is characterized by several special prestige like the beautiful brushed aluminum fuel tank, the Ducati Traction Control and race kit.

The 1198R has the proven L-Twin engine to 1198cc, with Desmodromic four valves per cylinder, liquid cooled engine, capable of delivering a power of 180 hp at 9,750 rpm and maximum torque of 134 Nm at 7,750 rpm.

The chassis is composed of the Trellis frame in ALS 450 steel tubing, the front fork 43 mm upside-down Öhlins signed with fully adjustable TiN, the aluminum rear swingarm and monoshock rear TTXR always Öhlins fully adjustable, with rebound.

The home of Ducati superbike has forged rims light alloy seven-spoke seventeen inches on which is fitted with a 190/55 and 120/70 for the rear to the front. The braking system consists of a two semi-floating discs for the front 330 mm with radially mounted Brembo calipers with four pistons and two pads and a single 245 mm disc for the rear and 2-piston caliper.
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Friday, September 6, 2013

ducati gt 1000

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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

The Tremendous Ducati Monster

I dont realize about you nevertheless I akin to them striking, naked, bawling and lively; bikes that is!
If youre the equal subsequently youll cherish the Ducati addict collection.

The Ducati junkie was at the start planned by Miguel Angel Galluzzi (god approve him!)  and was initially embarked on by the Bologna superbike agency in 1993.

It is a testament to Galluzzis vision that the junkie at present accounts for half of Ducatis overall sales.
Resembling all of the worthwhile Ducatis the nut is an 90 degree v-twin, steadily rang an L-twin. It has the at present infamous desmodomic valve engine lovingly cradled indoor a tubullar steel trellis chassis.
Plus its initial commence in the upfront 1990s Ducati introduced three freak options; M600, M750 and M900.

The M900, was the originally model unchained in in 1993

The M600 followed a every year later on in 1994 and the M750 in the end graced our shores in in 1996.
After on a less important displacement model, the M400, was progressed for those realms where the tax system punishes the ownersof gigantic knack, pricey behavior bikes.

The M400 was basically aimed at the far-off east and pacific rim,even though it was yet sold in Ducatis native market;Italy.  The M400 had the equivalent engine ingredients as the M600 then again had a more inadequate stroke crankshaft and diminished diameter pistons.

The blueprint of the freak held on good-looking a great deal of identical except just about 2000, when gasoline injection was spare to the M900. In 2001 Ducati unveiled the S4, forcing a liquid-cooled 4-valve Superbike to the array.

2001 still witnessed the addition of grew braking capability via semi-floating front disc brakes plus Brembo four-piston calipers, fat was additional weakened as well as a great deal of brusquer Brembo wheels, and suspension was upgraded to 43 mm Showa inverted forks.

In 2002 a really extraordinary edition, the foremost of many; the S4 Fogarty was given. To assurance exclusivity it was constrained to a production surge of 300.
Between 2005-7 the junky junky may possibly take from six prime models: the 695, 696, S2R 1000, S4R Testastretta, S4R S Testastretta, and S4R S Tricolore.
The freak 695 returned the freak 620 and was the source of the collection and supplied the best electrical energy in line with CC of any Ducati air-cooled engine to date.
The contemporary flagship model;the S4RS Testastretta was a beast and engaged the engine from the 999 Superbike and was provided plus Öhlins suspension front and rear and radial front brakes.

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Saturday, August 31, 2013

2011 New Ducati Monster



New Ducati Monster 2011, While the old model, but it looks more fresh as it gets a touch of style graphics are so Desmosedici GP2011 weapon The Doctor (Rossi) and Hayden. The main difference from the standard model of the graphic design course, in the form of two straight white lines, including his lucky number, 46, who painted on the motorcycle tank with distinctive yellow color. While on the other hand, practically no change whatsoever.

Ducati also sell additional accessories separately, such as tanks with special striping, mikrobikini fairing, single-seat cover, and front mudguard. Everything can be applied directly to the motor without any changes within 10 minutes. Packages are available for all models ranging from type Monster 696, 796, 1100, 1100S, and Monster 1100EVO. Accessories are priced starting from the cheapest at 552.34 euros excluding tax and is available at Ducati dealerships Europe starting in May 2011.
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Ducati Junky Accessories

The Ducati freak has had various variations above the days excluding is characterised by its opened engine and form up. The arrangement has permitted for both aesthetic request and structural efficiency, meaning that any pleased owner of this bike is running to product it as their pride and pleasure.


Coincidences are that any individual who feels this course about their motorcycle is only surging to requested the greatest Ducati junkie accessories and series. Knowing that something is definite and will assist to accelerate activities is indivisible as is electing a retailer to pay money for these goods from.

Akropovic, Ducati, Arrow, Zard, Rizoma and quickly Moto are a handful of the more renowned and reliable brands which employees realize they may well rely on. browsing out for these names or a retailer who vends them is customarily a beneficial hint that you could consider the seller. Its not peculiar to come across a style you havent heard of every at the moment and afterward then again if this accomplishes take place, its commendable to do one or two experiment into the bureau initially and search out one or two buyer evaluations about them.


There are many loads of Ducati junky accessories you might get hold of in addition to garage accessories, things for moving around, demeanor upgrades, bodywork and lighting and electric sequences. All of these bits and pieces may assist to maximize the glimpse, think and manner of your bike.

As there are countless many models of the Ducati junky it is basic to confirm that any installments and accessories that you pay for will admit your bike. A suitable retailer will have this attention on the class description excluding if you are as well unconvinced, it is regularly a right instruction to conversation the agency primarily to dual assessment.


Notwithstanding visit cyberspace window spree is instantaneous, fitting and simple to do, it is extremely innate to realize that you may believe the bureau you are providing your card convoluted to. Some accepted corporations have a tendency to spend PayPal or will have something on their area such as a label phrase theyre a attempted merchant of penned.cyber web. When effecting your purchases, make an effort to glue to spots who assign these as it will make certain your payments are human being manufactured safely and securely and you wont buy any vicious surprises in the ensuing.

An extra severe course to check that that you are through a actual agency who has a suitable popularity is to peep for visit cyberspace evaluations. So many employees who have event contending and a affair will be predisposed to communicate about it visit cyberspace at present. This is helpful for consumers by means of a firm for the originally phase because it may discontinue you from stimulating a uncomfortable occurrence and if youre not guaranteed which type to elect, this is the exact passage to abet you find out.

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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Ducati 999

The Cafe9 brings a new level of sophistication to the luxury motorcycle market. The serious rider and collector will accept no compromises in the capability and quality of a motorcycle that is truly work of art and a marvel of engineering.

Weighing in under 400 pounds ready to ride, with 150 horsepower and massive torque of 80 ft-lbs, this race-bred road machine is confidence inspiring while delivering pure superbike performance.

The Café9 combines the awesome performance of the Ducati 999 superbike with Steffanos unique yet timeless styling, museum quality finish and the worlds finest components to create a pure roadster with race proven performance, real world comfort, ergonomics, and design unlike anything in the world. The Café9 is a new category in motorcyle production... the pure luxury exotic sporting motorcyle
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2010 Ducati Monster 696 pictures Specification




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specification 2010 Ducati Monster 696 pictures

Model:Ducati Monster 696
Year:2010
Category:Naked bike
Engine and transmission
Displacement:696.00 ccm (42.47 cubic inches)
Engine type:V2
Stroke:4
Power:78.85 HP (57.6 kW)) @ 9000 RPM
Torque:50.60 Nm (5.2 kgf-m or 37.3 ft.lbs)
Compression:10.7:1
Bore x stroke:88.0 x 57.2 mm (3.5 x 2.3 inches)
Fuel system:Injection. Siemens electronic fuel injection, 45mm throttle body
Valves per cylinder:2
Fuel control:Desmodromic valve control
Starter:Electric
Cooling system:Air
Gearbox:6-speed
Transmission type
final drive:
Chain
Clutch:APTC wet multiplate with hydraulic control
Physical measures
Dry weight:161.0 kg (354.9 pounds)
Seat height:770 mm (30.3 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
Wheelbase:1,450 mm (57.1 inches)
Chassis and dimensions
Frame type:Tubular steel Trellis frame
Rake (fork angle):24.0°
Front suspension:Showa 43mm upside-down forks
Rear suspension:Progressive linkage with preload and rebound Sachs adjustable monoshock
Front tyre dimensions:120/60-ZR17
Rear tyre dimensions:160/60-ZR17
Front brakes:Double disc
Front brakes diameter:320 mm (12.6 inches)
Rear brakes:Single disc
Rear brakes diameter:245 mm (9.6 inches)
Exhaust system:2 aluminum mufflers
Speed and acceleration
Power/weight ratio:0.4898 HP/kg
Other specifications
Fuel capacity:15.00 litres (3.96 gallons)
Color options:White, black, red
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Monday, August 19, 2013

DUCATI ANNOUNCES 848

DUCATI ANNOUNCES 848
PRESS RELEASE


New for 2011, the 848EVO is the years most significant middleweight sport bike

Cupertino, Calif. (20 July 2010) – Ducati proudly announces today the most powerful middleweight sport bike on the market; the 2011 Ducati 848EVO Superbike.

The new Ducati 848EVO is the pinnacle of sport bike engineering, designed to be the leader in the middleweight class. Weighing only 369 pounds and propelled by 140 horsepower and 72 lb/ft of torque, it is the most powerful motorcycle in its category.

The 848EVO is based upon Ducatis best ever selling middleweight Superbike- the 848. Along with the "EVO" designation comes a significant amount of upgrades based on AMA Pro Racing feedback and consumer demand.

At the heart of the 848EVO is the Testastretta Evoluzione engine, significantly redesigned for a higher power output. All new cylinder heads, pistons, throttle bodies and camshafts combine for a forceful output of 140hp @ 10,500rpm and 72.3 lb/ft of torque @9,750rpm. All of this significant engine performance is wrapped in new black cylinder cases.

In addition to the more powerful engine, the 848EVOs chassis and braking systems have been upgraded. A cross-mounted steering damper has been added for greater control of the steering system, and the welcome addition of Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa SP tires will ensure maximum grip while delivering every last horsepower to the asphalt.


The 848EVO receives a massive upgrade to the braking system in the form of Brembo Monobloc calipers. These single-piece calipers are machined from solid alloy and achieve a higher rigidity and resistance to distortion during extreme braking. The resulting increase in hydraulic efficiency not only delivers incredible braking power, but also provides an enhanced and precise feel at the brake lever.

All this combines to form the most potent, powerful and lightweight middle class sport bike available; both for the road or race track usage. For 2011, a special "Dark" version will be available; which unlike "Dark" editions of Ducatis past will be a truly black bike from front to rear, giving the motorcycle an aggressive look and attitude.

The Ducati 848EVO Superbike will be available in North American Ducati Dealerships at the end of August, 2010. Impressively, MSRP will remain unchanged from the 2010 848 it replaces: $12,995 for the "Dark" edition, and $13,995 for Ducati Red.
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

How To Maintain A Ducati Motorcycle Chain

Motorcycle Chain Maintenance
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Ducati Valentino Rossi

Ducati y Valentino Rossi juntos en 2011, probablemente lo harán oficial este fin de semana
El rumor del fichaje de Valentino Rossi por Ducati para la temporada 2011 no deja de estar ahí, como una insistente vuvuzela de esas que nos acompaña durante los 90 minutos de un partido del mundial. Es tan insistente el rumor que algunas publicaciones como MCN ya lo han puesto en portada, pero de momento y a día de hoy nadie ha confirmado nada.
El rumor insiste en que si Valentino se va a Ducati, Ben Spies entraría en el equipo oficial la temporada que viene, mientras que Cal Crutchlow, el ojito derecho de Yamaha en Superbikes y campeón del mundo de Supersport 2009, iria al equipo Yamaha Tech3. Pero esto no acaba aquí, ya que a la estela del fichaje de Valentino Rossi por Ducati ya se han empezado a oír también cosas como que Ducati retiraría el apoyo al Xerox Ducati Team de Superbikes para concentrar toda la inversión y el esfuerzo de la marca en MotoGP y conseguir que Valentino sea de los pocos pilotos del mundo en ganar tres campeonatos del mundo de la categoría reina con tres marcas diferentes. Si la memoria no me falla o hay algún piloto de los cincuenta-sesenta-setenta creo que no hay nadie que lo haya hecho todavía.
Si el rumor se acaba por confirmar, hay quién dice que lo van a formalizar este fin de semana aprovechando el GP de Catalunya, será uno de los bombazos del verano y seguramente condicionará el resto de la temporada de Valentino Rossi en Yamaha. Porque no creo que los japoneses estén muy por la labor de continuar desarrollando una moto para un piloto que ya haya fichado por otra marca para la próxima temporada. A mi de momento me gusta la imagen de una Ducati rojo Marlboro con el 46 en el frontal.
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Sunday, August 4, 2013

Motorcycle 2011 Ducati Monster 796 Edition

Ducati Monster 796 is one monster edition issued by Ducati, motorcycle body design is not much different from previous editions degan on upsitdown with front suspension uses double disc and on the back using a single swing arm with a brake disc. To exhaust, Ducati Monster 796 is mounted using a double under the back seat. Do not miss machine guards worn under the tank with the pipes that make a handsome and muscular design of this Ducati.
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2011 Ducati Monster 796 Monster Edition - North American Specifications
USA MSRP - $9,995 USD

Engine
TYPE
L-Twin cylinder, 2 valve per cylinder Desmodromic, air cooled
DISPLACEMENT
803cc
BORE X STROKE
88 x 66 mm
COMPRESSION RATIO
11:1
POWER
64kW - 87hp @ 8250rpm
TORQUE
8.0kgm - 58lb-ft @ 6250rpm
FUEL INJECTION
Siemens electronic fuel injection, 45mm throttle body
EXHAUST
Lightweight 2-1-2 system with catalytic converter with twin lambda probes

Transmission
GEARBOX
6 speed
RATIO
1st 32/13, 2nd 30/18, 3rd 28/21, 4th 26/23, 5th 22/22, 6th 24/26
PRIMARY DRIVE
Straight cut gears; Ratio 1.85:1
FINAL DRIVE
Chain; Front sprocket 15; Rear sprocket 39
CLUTCH
APTC wet multiplate with hydraulic control

Chassis
FRAME
Tubular steel Trellis frame
WHEELBASE
1450mm (57.1in)
RAKE
24°
FRONT SUSPENSION
Marzocchi 43mm upside-down forks
FRONT WHEEL TRAVEL
120mm (4.7in)
FRONT WHEEL
Y-shaped, 5-spoke in light alloy 3.50 x17
FRONT TYRE
120/70 ZR17 Pirelli Diablo Rosso
REAR SUSPENSION
Progressive linkage with preload and rebound Sachs adjustable monoshock
REAR WHEEL TRAVEL
148mm (5.8in)
REAR WHEEL
Y-shaped, 5-spoke in light alloy 5.50 x 17
REAR TYRE
180/55 ZR17 Pirelli Diablo Rosso
FRONT BRAKE
2 x 320mm discs, 4-piston radial caliper
REAR BRAKE
245mm disc, 2-piston caliper
FUEL TANK CAPACITY
15l - 3.8 gallon (US) 13.5l - 3.6 gallon (US) ABS version
DRY WEIGHT
167kg (369lb) / 169kg (373lb) ABS version
INSTRUMENTS
Digital unit displaying: Speedometer, rev counter, clock, scheduled maintenance warning, oil temperature, trip fuel, lap time, warning light for low oil pressure, fuel level, fuel reserve, neutral, turn signals, overrev, immobilizer. Ready for DDA system.
WARRANTY
2 years unlimited mileage
BODY COLOUR (FRAME/WHEEL)
Red (red / back) - Arctic white silk (red / back) - Diamond black silk (red / back) - Monster Art colours (red / back)
VERSIONS
Dual seat
SEAT HEIGHT
800mm (31.5in)

DDA
DDA
DDA system-ready for Ducati Performance accessory

DTC
DTC
Not available on this model

ABS
ABS
Available upon request

Emissions
STANDARD
follows the US Federal Regulation

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