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Ducati News Roundup Curated by Vicki Smith for Ducati.net |
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A new stability control system from Bosch takes anti-lock brake and traction control systems to a whole new level.
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Within the rough and tumble microcosm of motorcycle racing, MotoGP rules the roost with its astronomical budgets and Formula 1-like levels of bespoke engineering. But if you want to see knee-to-knee competition on relatable motorcycles that have more in common with street legal sport bikes than the prototype monsters of the top rung series, you’ll want World Superbike…
Lots of interesting stuff here...
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“Contact Ducati Winchester/Duc Pond Motosports @ ducpondmoto@verizon.net or 540-667-3498 to reserve your spot now.”
Great opportunity to learn from tech wizard Donnie Unger who Ducati rates as one of the best Master Techs in North America....
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Distraction, disruption, destruction. While enjoying a ride, you check your GPS, or check your six, and just at that moment an oncoming car decides to make a quick turn right in your path, or a car comes at speed out of a side road. Proper gear is important to survive in such situations, but avoiding them is even better. Enter the Skully AR-1 augmented reality helmet, with a voice-controlled heads-up display (HUD) that provides rear and side view video, bike data, GPS instructions, and phone and music utilities.
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One of the most realistic and easily achievable implementations for AR display is some kind of helmet or googles (like the ones you use for skiing)
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Donnie Unger is a well regarded Ducati Master Tech. If you have an interest in this and the ability to attend we think it's time well spent...
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Motorcycle final drive ratios are changed by many motorcycle riders for many different reasons. A few of the reasons riders may alter their gearing are to increase top speed on a straightaway, get increased acceleration from a corner or from a start or to increase the efficiency of the motorcycle by increasing miles per gallon. Most riders know that changing the front sprocket tooth count will produce a large change and, conversely, changing the tooth count on the rear sprocket will have a smaller effect change on final drive. What many riders do not know is how to calculate final drive ratio and determine the effect that a change will have.
The equation for final drive ratio is:
(Rear tooth count) / (front tooth count) = drive ratio
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