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Old 10-14-2014, 01:10 PM
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specs please! used to have 1198s and a 1098s. no r tho....
Old 10-14-2014, 01:34 PM
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^ Ducati Superleggera nr 086; only remaining parts Swing arm, magnesium frame/airbox, rear shock and rear brake system. Everything else FO13/F014 Ducati Corse WSBK spec except engine which is actually higher spec than WSBK - everything stripped, super finished, gas flowed heads and port work done to BSB spec, single ring pistons and SL crank re-balanced. Carbon body work, tank and once piece tail unit; Electronics - remapped and re-worked (over 300 maps re-written);

Results - 151 kilos excluding fuel and +200HP. First test 24th Oct. Gonna be EPIC.
Old 10-14-2014, 04:28 PM
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That is just one sick *** bike! Be careful with that beauty man! It will be like riding a unicorn LOL
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More pictures please.
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Nice
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Super sweet! I have two Ducs but not that nice! Have fun.
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beautiful!
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absolutely amazing!
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We know the standard Legger is quicker than the P1 and 918, this should put that into another prospective!

Awesome bike... can't wait to get an R in the garage.
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Stunning! Keep us posted.

Enjoy, and good luck!
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Thanks for all the positive comments - appreciated.

When the builder sent me a text when bike was on the dyno reading "the way this thing is spinning up I think we have gone a bit to far...." it kinda put things in perspective....

Riding the R here in Dubai was fun (on the Autodrome) - that bike was light and the front wheel like to come up and that was with the power being hampered by high engine temps due to inefficient rad etc; goodness only knows what this will be like - not just with the power/weight comb but with the pukka factory pressurised cooling system so power will be true!

Glad the engine mapping allows to choose delivery and of course my right wrist! It will be easier to ride than the R though due to the mapping/throttle; am looking forward to full throttle on the straights though...



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