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Ducati Panigale 1299S
By adding a name to the number,
1199, the Panigale went against the tradition of Ducati
Superbikes, which had previously always been known by just a
number. The name refers to the district of Bologna where the
company headquarters is, and has always been, and so strengthens
the link with the Ducati home territory. Thanks to its
technological features, the 1199 Panigale opened the way for a
new frontier of supersports bikes, with its Superquadro engine
and monocoque chassis. With the 1299, Ducati pushes the
characterising features of the 1199 Panigale still further
forward. The 1299 is an object of desire that will fill the
dreams of fans throughout the world.
The latest generation of Ducati Superbikes
builds upon engineering and design solutions introduced on the
1199, rendering the concept of the Superbike for the road still
more extreme. The new 1299 Panigale has more torque, it's more
powerful and responsive than the 1199, the bike it replaces,
while at the same time it's easier and safer to ride thanks to
the use of innovative solutions devised by Ducati Corse, to
allow everyday fans to experience the technology of world
champions.
For 2015 Ducati also introduces the Panigale
R, which is the homologated base for its World Superbike
machines and is essentially a road-legal race bike with
indicators and lights. Fitted with the 1198 cm3 Superquadro
engine, thus falling within Superbike displacement limits, it
boasts titanium intake and exhaust valves and rods, two-ring
pistons and an extremely lightweight crankshaft which is
balanced with tungsten inserts, to guarantee a maximum power of
205 hp at 11,500 revs/minute and a torque of 136.2 Nm at 10,250
rpm. The Panigale R is also fitted with Öhlins mechanical
suspension, an adjustable swingarm pivot and the same electronic
technology as the 1299 Panigale, as well as a lithium ion
battery which means a reduction in weight of over 2 kg, making
it a total of 6 kg lighter than the 1199 Panigale R.
With the new 1,285 cm3 Superquadro power unit, Ducati has raised
the bar on performance yet higher.
Thanks to the secondary air valve a supply of clean air directly
from the airbox can be introduced into the exhaust port of each
head (just after the exhaust valve). With a controlled
introduction of oxygen, the exiting hot gases can be completely
combusted so as to eliminate any particles of noncombusted fuel
that would otherwise enter the atmosphere. The exhaust of the
1299 Panigale has
been redesigned compared to the previous 1199 Panigale model.
Ducati Traction Control (DTC)
Sport Riding Mode
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