2022 new bikes

[duke63]

There is a whisper that Ducati might be releasing a V4R Panigale with a seamless gearbox, a first for a road bike.

[Kwacky]

Ducati have a few bikes coming out.

[duke63]

Yeh i saw that. Not that keen on the number board but the spec is very high. Need to be at nearly £25k.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouwEcF87QL8[/video]

[Kwacky]

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The Tuareg660 is due out next year as well

[D41]

I don't mind the numberboard, but it makes it look more like a dirt-bike than a road-bike.

[C00kiemonster]

Seamless gearbox. Now that's worth seeing.

[Perkles]

I don't mind the numberboard, but it makes it look more like a dirt-bike than a road-bike.

Seriously?

[duke63]

I like this, worryingly

[Kwacky]

I bet that sounds epic

[Stonesie]

There's a new MT-10 out next year, +6bhp and 1Nm... And eyebrows with restyled false air intakes



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[duke63]

Ducati Streetfighter V2. 153bhp sounds good.

[duke63]

Or if you have bigger balls and even bigger pockets, Streetfighter V4SP

[video]https://youtu.be/0e14-QY2zXM[/video]

[Cav]

The V2 is such a stunning bike in person. It also has a feeling of not really giving two ships about the rest of the bikes on sale and happily sails along on its own path - for which I applaud it

[Frankie]

There's a new MT-10 out next year, +6bhp and 1Nm... And eyebrows with restyled false air intakes



https://www.bennetts.co.uk/bikesocial/n ... -mt10-2022" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Just been looking at this online, It looks and sounds good.

[duke63]

I like this a lot.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDQ8Kpbqdvs[/video]

[duke63]

MV Agusta Lucky Explorer 5.5

[duke63]

Aprilia RS660 Factory

[Kwacky]

MV Agusta Lucky Explorer 5.5

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MV aren't sure they want their name on that bike. Turns out it's been made in China.

The 9.5 has MV badges on it. The 5.5 doesn't.

[duke63]

MV Agusta Lucky Explorer 5.5

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MV aren't sure they want their name on that bike. Turns out it's been made in China.

The 9.5 has MV badges on it. The 5.5 doesn't.

That sounds a bit strange to me.

Sounds like Chinese money might be backing the Company if thats the case.

[Kwacky]

Chinese money isn't. It was a one off contract which MV have already said they regret and won't do again.

The current owner has more than enough money.