Panigale

  • DTC EVO Traction-Control Upgrade Now Available To All Ducati 1299 Panigale Owners!

    DTC EVO Traction-Control Upgrade Now Available To All Ducati 1299 Panigale Owners!

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    Yes indeed, if sir or madam happens to own a 1299 Panigale of any vintage, Ducati are making the DTC EVO traction-control package, which made its debut on last year’s stunning 1299 Panigale S Anniversario, available to all as an accessory. We’re trying to get hold of Ducati to find out exactly how much this…

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  • 2017 Ducati 1299 Panigale R ‘Final Edition’!

    2017 Ducati 1299 Panigale R ‘Final Edition’!

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    If we ever needed more proof there was a brand new Ducati Superbike on the way, then having the words ‘Final Edition’ pegged on to a special release of the current model, should be the last bit of evidence you need! Yep, we’re expecting a new V4 engined machine to be revealed in just a…

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  • Life of a racer… Blog 10!

    Life of a racer… Blog 10!

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    Still buzzing from Oulton, our next venture was the completely bonkers TT Circuit Assen; or the Cathedral of Speed as it’s so beautifully known. One of the best tracks on our calendar and indeed in the world for the next round of the Ducati Tri-Options Cup… It’s also one of the hardest rounds though as…

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  • Life of a racer… Blog 9!

    Life of a racer… Blog 9!

    We’re coming into the closing stages of the season now, and it’s about time I pulled my finger out. Yeah, we got points two rounds on the trot but with 2017 starting to loom over us, we need some REALLY good results before the final chequered flag drops at Brands Hatch in October. So how…

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  • The life of a racer… Blog 8!

    The life of a racer… Blog 8!

    Past the halfway point in the season, and it’s really time to pull the finger out now. We had a decent time at Thruxton onboard the Freeman Harris Solicitors Ducati 899, but in order to keep that momentum up, we need to keep on racking in that feeling. So after a little morning test to…

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  • The life of a racer… Blog 7!

    The life of a racer… Blog 7!

    So a huge crash and engine blow up down already this year, we got ourselves together for the next (and fastest) round on the calendar: Thruxton. Thankfully, after Donington we managed to get the bike straight up to Wilf and the team at Moto Rapido, who worked their wonders on getting the old girl ship…

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  • The life of a racer… Blog 6!

    The life of a racer… Blog 6!

    WE FOUND IT. After chasing our tails all weekend at Brands, we finally found what makes all the difference in getting that sweet spot on the bike. Two inches of foam on the tank, which pushes me back and completely changes my riding position. Mad isn’t it? So with that, and a tonne of exercise…

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  • The life of a racer… Blog 4!

    The life of a racer… Blog 4!

    WE MADE IT TO SILVERSTONE! If you read my last blog, you’d of seen I made a bit of a mess. We ended up taking the bike back in a bunch of pieces wondering if it was all just a big nightmare. Yet, somehow, after a week of hard work and doubt we made it…

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  • The life of a racer…Blog 3!

    The life of a racer…Blog 3!

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    Two days of testing before round one – What could possibly go wrong? If you read my last blog, you’d of seen that we had the two official British Superbike tests at Silverstone and Donington Park, before heading back to Silverstone for round one a week later. After some sweet track time in Spain I…

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  • The life of a racer… Blog 1!

    The life of a racer… Blog 1!

    Before we start, my name is Carl and I’m a 20 year old youth from south of the river. I love loud music, scoring a bit of work with Fast Bikes, doing stupid things and I have ridiculous hair; which is alright if it’s stuffed in a helmet! This season I’ll be racing #17 in…

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  • 1,500 Miles to Portimao – Sportsbike Touring Video

    1,500 Miles to Portimao – Sportsbike Touring Video

    Touring on the best sportsbikes on the planet? Easy… Last summer a few of us rode down to Portimao for our big 2015 ‘Sportsbike Of The Year’ event. BJ led the group, which consisted of himself on a BMW S 1000 RR, and three touring virgins. Gary from Bridgestone on Yamaha’s R1M, reader Dan on…

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  • New 2016 Ducati Range Revealed!

    New 2016 Ducati Range Revealed!

    The live show is over, and lower jaws are still being returned to their upper halves, but here’s some of the gorgeous metal Ducati just released upon the world at EICMA. Panigale 959 It may seem about five minutes since Ducati released the 899 Panigale, but this is one company that never stands still these…

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  • Dan’s Ducati Blog – Project 899 Panigale Superleggera – Part 2

    Dan’s Ducati Blog – Project 899 Panigale Superleggera – Part 2

    Project 899 Panigale Superleggera – Part 2 Dan weighs in (geddit?!) with the second part of his super-light 899 Panigale project, which this time looks at the exhaust side of things. Take it away, Dan… Hi Guys, so as you’ve probably worked out it’s been a busy few weeks since my last Blog, and a…

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  • Dan’s Ducati Panigale 899 Blog

    Dan’s Ducati Panigale 899 Blog

    Dan’s Ducati Blog Here’s our competition winner Dan, with his latest blog on life with a Ducati Panigale 899. Over to you, Dan…   So 2015 is here and I hope you all had a good Christmas and New Year? Sorry for the delay with my latest blog, it’s been a manic few weeks catching…

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  • 2015 Ducati 1299 Panigale S – Ten Things

    2015 Ducati 1299 Panigale S – Ten Things

    Following the recent launch of Ducati’s blisteringly gorgeous new superbike, the 1299 Panigale S, here’s ten things that struck us about it. 1 – It’s still gorgeous / The mildly altered styling, nor the new seat unit, has done anything to alter the sex-appeal, rather it’s been increased instead. Oddly though, from some more obscure…

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