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Thank you! I really appreciate it:)

Thank you! I appreciate it!

Hello 👋

@@d1zn thank you! I appreciate it!

I think so around the same for me, yeah they were just can't hear through the mic

Its not at the boiling Point right now

@@PMK.661100° Celsius is boiling😂

@@Cultofderek i suggest you educate yourself on relative pressure and the different boiling points of water. For cooling Fluid, because of the different chemicals involved and the closed system (pressure) even 115°C would not be such a big deal. PS i Work in a Steam plant and our water in the pressure chamber boils at ca. 278°C. Kind Regards

@@controversyV4S gets pretty hot but I mostly ride on the highways so it’s not too bad, feel it in the thighs but nothing uncomfortable more so a little toasty

@@harleyb7880 118 Celsius is when the damage begins from what I read

@v2pony Did you ever get to that temperature?

@ thankfully not, no

One of the best feelings! Thank you for supporting:)

@@njn_po_poli Yeah!

@v2pony mee too man can we like meet up ?

@ you ride?

@@v2pony yeah i do ride

@@njn_po_poliawesome! Add me on insta v2pony can for sure ride sometime together

@@Sam-29- awesome! I believe it’s illegal, most bikers / delivery drivers do it though and from what I read some people get fined some don’t, I guess all depends if you’re lucky or not.

How did you find it? are you looking at the 2025 version on the previous gen like this one?

@@v2pony Looking at the previous gen, not a huge fan of the new gen front end. Looking at picking up the black version end of this month. Just a little nervous as this is my first real sports bike. I'm more familiar with the upright riding position on my mt07. How long did it take you to adjust to the riding posture? How tall are you if you don't mind me asking. cheers

@@rustydono9916 for me it wasn’t so bad since I only rode prior a Honda unicorn for 20 or so hours as a learner bike during lessons, I will say this though big difference in positions since you are not holding the handlebars more so holding the bike tightly with your knees while the hands are gently on the bars at an angle, that took a little to get used to and had to catch myself when I was putting too much weight on the bars. BUT you will get used to it and it will be second nature to you just make sure to get a proper posture and not get into any bad habit. For height I’m like 180cm

Ducatis engines in general get really hot, just the way it’s built, also the video was taken after a highway run so in reality it’s not that bad

@@v2pony ohh alright

@@v2ponyProbably not the best idea to come to a stop after a highway run. Take it easy and let the air do its thing. When you're stopped nothing is cooling it down.

@@LunaR7-f1e Most v4s/v2s run extremely hot and high temps, even when it’s 1 degree outside my Aprilia tuono v4 fac runs at 90/100 degrees and at traffic goes 105-110 but will switch off at 115. They hate having no air flow and hate slow speeds

@@JakeRides99ahh i see. You’ve got a nice bike btw !

@@khalidjuma8045 🤣

Shut up khalid

No he doesn’t

Always release the clutch slowly, don't fully release the clutch when the bike aren't moving, if you feel your bike starts to move, add throttle and then let go of the clutch, slowly, that's it. About braking if you want a full stop brake use 70% of your front brake and 30% of your rear brake, because our weight when we're coming to a stop is shifting forward. If when we use our rear brake too much the bike wheel will skid. Additional tip, don't use front brake when your handle bars aren't straight, and also use the progressive braking technique, don't just grip the brake, just slowly grip the brake then progress to grip it harder. (sorry for the grammar)

Hello! basically what @Kurtxsuuu said but also practice finding the bite point of the clutch, when you feel the bike start moving while just releasing the clutch is where the bite is, therefore after practice you will always know at what point to slowly add gas etc

Yeah!

@ omg me too

@ do you live in dubai? if you don’t mind me asking

@@LunaR7-f1eI do yeah!

@@v2pony thats nice man i live in sharjah but im very close to dubai its like 10 min away

Absolutely agree

Thats true, i have a cb 500 96´and with 60 cvs is more than enough to have a great track day and train movement in the bike.