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Ducati MotoGP for the 2012

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Uploaded by on Jul 16, 2010

Ducati MotoGP engine for the 2012

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  • @StructureITA the road legal 06 replica fires at .0. 90 . 290, and 380. and the 2 did not fire exactly at the same time . on the road replica your bank of 2 cyl would fire but one would be right behind the next . not exactly the same time . so you would get this weird sound . the thing pulled hard ass from 5 up to red . i owned one . sounded like it was going to stall upon startup at idle .. hehe

  • 27???

  • una volta tanto un video in italiano!!!! complimenti! non sai l'italiano?come dicono gli inglesi??? LEARN ENGLISH!!! imparate VOI l'italiano che è una lingua che deriva dal latino,brutti briachi!!!

  • like a "fake oval piston" .. but much cheaper in production =)

  • @gunmanscotland np :)

  • @Miro11ism Thanks for the reply, your english is fine :)

  • @gunmanscotland Beacuse 900-930cc is optimal number for durability of 6 engines per season and because 900 or 930 cc engine can have more rpm than 1000 . for 2012. Dorna invented max bore of 81mm of cylynder so that can't have low rpm which would be better for manufactures. so Ducati have 930cc and it's the perfect nubmer for all those rules hehe :D

    sorry for bad English :/

  • what did he say????

  • 900-930cc wtf!!!!! why not 1000cc 4 cylinders @ 250cc each?

  • Potrebbe aggiungere l'opzione Closed Caption e spiegare in inglese? Sarebbe utile per i non-italiani qui

    This appears opposite to Yamaha's supposed innovation of firing the cylinders every 90 degrees to lessen the pressure spikes on the rear tire and provide a smoother delivery. Yamaha was trying to mimic the Ducati's fring pulses. Why the change at Ducati?

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