It's a wild guess but I'm going with the motor .
stock exhust nothing special i guessThe exhaust or the dry clutch?
I think maybe the motor too...but let me do some researchIt's a wild guess but I'm going with the motor .
even in latest models?Since the 1950s ducati has incorporated muffler bearings to rotate and change the sound frequency of the motor. Without them the motor is extremely high pitched.
Yes. And in the panigale models the exhaust routing is so compact they actually incorporated the bearings into the cylinder heads right before the exhaust flanges to save space in the routing.even in latest models?
You've gotten some smarta** answers so far, but the real answer is that the engine configuration on the Ducati creates that unique sound. The 90 degree spacing between the Ducati cylinders results in a sound different from a Harley (with its 45 degree angle) or Aprilia (with its 60 degree angle).Hi, just quick question.
What gives that lovely specific Ducati engine sound?
Much different then other (jap.) bikes.
Thanks
It was stapled to the Punk Rocker.Why did the chicken cross road?
I put a baseball card in the spokes of my front wheel, so my bike sounds extra special!It's a wild guess but I'm going with the motor .
you bleeped out ASS!You've gotten some smarta** answers so far, but the real answer is that the engine configuration on the Ducati creates that unique sound. The 90 degree spacing between the Ducati cylinders results in a sound different from a Harley (with its 45 degree angle) or Aprilia (with its 60 degree angle).
I put a baseball card in the spokes of my front wheel, so my bike sounds extra special!
you bleeped out ASS!
I've been away on business but my sarcasm senses kept ringing on the plane! So I rushed back so I can make some snotty comments!been waiting for you to "chime" in on this![]()
I make my own noises when I sit on the bike! So far my favorite sound is VVVVRRRRROOOOOOMMMMM! But ring ring ring riiiiiiinnnnng is pretty fun too!Ok, so after hours of painstaking research, ive concluded that it must in fact be the motor. The sound is only audible when the motor is on. Then, without changing anything else, turn the motor off and the sound stops. I tried this multiple times with the exact same result.