It's the width of the beam that's the issue, the fairings block them just enough to where I don't like them at night. I've had them adjusted, better but still not what I find as ideal.

I can see that

yeap. want a bike that does it all? s1000rr is it

Hmm, the heat is at that section I showed, not sure how much taking that bottom fairing off will help the calf... but hey if it works, awesome.

I think the fairing is holding the heat in and allowing it to flow out near the calf. Yo don’t get the same problem with the Streetfighter v4. Get warm but doesn’t burn you. Same engine… no fairings. Have you tried the aftermarket heat shield/spacers?

@markholmes5695 not holding the heat it. That exhaust heat shield design flows the air out of it on to your calf. Spacers wouldn't help that. The sf is also a different design as it is a different motor.

@@CaliMotoTV yes, sorry you are correct re the R being different. The Pani V4s has this issue despite same engine as SFv4 and cylinder deactivation. All I can think in that situation is the fairing are , like you said, pushing hot air onto the rider. It’s annoying as F with the money being spent on these ‘road’ bikes.

@@markholmes5695 I've owned every iteration of the Panigale. They have all been hot, so it isn't a surprise. I add these bits of info for those who might not be familiar with them and those who pretty much will only ride them on the street because there are many that do.

Have you ridden one? I’m I Ireland 🇮🇪 (hello neighbour) and even after a 15 min demo of one it was BOILing. I was honestly surprised, I know litre bikes get hot, but, this was hot enough for me to want to get off the thing. That’s not right at all :/

I haven’t had the pleasure or the pain. I wouldn’t doubt what you are saying for a second because I have watched loads of reviews where the owners have said they pretty much cook you alive. If you had to get off after 15 minutes because of the heat going out for the day in traffic is going to be unbearable. Some reviewers said anything other than leather trousers and race boots and you will literally get burnt skin. Probably explains why whenever I see people riding Ducati sports bike they aren’t hanging around probably trying to get as much cool air hitting them as possible.

Would love to see it, I haven't tried the dda app on my Mac, but yea it's super dated.

Yea they are fantastic bikes, obviously having owned one myself as well.

By far yes. I didn't find the rsv4 to be all that hot at all.

@@CaliMotoTV ah ok. btw what happened to the Akro under tail exhaust on the V4R?

@@philliplongaz if you're referring to the one video of the install, that was on another bike, not mine.

@@CaliMotoTV ah ok.

Haha that's so true!

😅 I mean, anything is for sale😉

@@CaliMotoTV I got $2.99 in my account all yours 😆

You were disappointed in it?

Yup a mobile furnace 😁

Rriigghhhtttt, I'll keep my $8k for now, learn the bike more get better at riding it to a higher level. Then add the exhaust, I don't need to pretend like I need the full system.

Maybe they should include it, if it’s mandatory to have? Weird argument dude

@@CaliMotoTV I totally agree. It's like the people who compel me to have side pipes on my Shelby Cobra - no thanks, I want less noise and burns.

Ummm how so? I ride in Arizona and I have to move my right foot out on the peg to help dissipate the heat. Hard to be "bollocks" when it is something I've experienced...interesting you say it's a disaster as it has grown. 😉 don't worry though, a 5 things I love is coming next so it'll be nice😁

Side note, this is the first time you've interacted with the channel. So thank you for that!

@@CaliMotoTV keep doing you. Awesome channel and content 👍

@@ridepastu1418 appreciate you!

@@CaliMotoTV mate, I ride Mugello in 32C heat and no issue with heat dissipation on both 19 or 23 models. You either riding too slow on your Arizona or you have a malfunctioned bike. Reason why its first interaction is that Bill didnt post non-sense like this.