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The Barni Spark Racing team and Mectronik have unveiled a kit offering more precise control over electronic systems for owners of the Ducati Panigale V4, V4 S, and V4 R. It's aimed at riders seeking serious track performance.
Fine-tune the electronics and it changes that first beat off the corner. A kit built by a racing team should nail the stuff that actually works on track. If you're riding a Panigale V4 hard on a circuit, this kind of dialing-in makes a real difference. I'd try it without hesitation.
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Which parts does this electronic control kit actually manage?
I have a feeling the electronic control kit alone will cost close to the price of the bike itself.
With performance this dedicated to the circuit, it doesn't seem well suited to handling on public roads.
Curious how this is positioned alongside Ducati's own factory racing kit.
The Barni Spark and Mectronik combination is proof of technical strength that traces back to WorldSBK.
An electronics kit straight from a race team going on sale is great news for the circuit crowd.
Curious whether there's a spec difference depending on whether it's for the V4, V4S, or V4R.
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