1200 DVT Goodbye Panigale...

I went from a Panigale to a Multi and didn't regret it. Enjoy its great fun

 

If I were to give up sport/superbikes the multi would be the only choice.

 

Good stuff,...and the exhaust?

 

Was tempted to go the other way, then came to my senses :Banghead:

 

You won't regret it. On most UK roads the Multi is just as quick.

 

And should get quicker. I understand that there is an ECU program upgrade due from Ducati in the not too distant future. Should get a little more much needed (IMO) mid range punch. Andy

 

I meant stick the termi exhaust on the multi & upmap too racing. I'm blown away by my enduro having recently been upgraded.

 

You're all traitors!

Having said that a valid point was made above. On most British roads it's true a Multi is quicker. I've been on rides with Multis and whilst I'm having my teeth shaken out tickling round narrow pothole ridden roads the Multis off in the distance!. I have to admit I've never ridden one partly because if I do I know I'll like it!

 

What bits are you selling?

 

Not sure that the latest bikes need a much of a boost. They are effing quick.

 

Having now had the opportunity to ride both an Enduro and a DVT 1200s back to back with my Mk1 1200s, I'm not a fan of the DVT engine. Don't disagree that the bike is very capable but for me it's lost the character by smoothing all the rough edges off. I have no issue that my engine isn't happy doing 30mph in 3rd gear and routinely getting low 40s to the gallon, I'm having outrageous fun :Angelic:. Andy

 

Handling wise the new bike is much better. Far more feel from the front.