Hit or Miss? Ducati Powerstage RR Review -
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2023
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We’d be surprised if you haven’t heard of the Italian giants Ducati. They’re a big deal in the motorcycle world, with heritage stretching back to their origins in 1926 and countless accolades to their name. Rather than designing their flagship Powerstage RR themselves, instead they enlisted the help of Italian eBike specialists Thok to design the Shimano EP801-equipped eMTB. With some high-end components and a striking frame, this red rocket was a bike I was very intrigued to test, and it turned out to be quite an interesting day, even if it wasn't the most successful. Read on to learn about this electric mountain bike and how it performed.
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Loam wolf,have you ridden the original Aluminium TK01-RR ,I reckon it would be a better choice.I have had mine for 2 years and I love it.I haven’t seen or ridden a powerstage but I didn’t think the brakes were a good choice when I saw them on the spec sheet.Interestingly I hated the scorpions when they were new but after about 50 miles to take the new tyre shine off they ride much much better and grip better by a huge amount.Good video all the best
Ducati Aiming squarely at the middle aged man with disposable income 😂
Whos gonna ride it 6 times a year and only when the sun comes out.....😂
Why would any company try to serve those without disposable income?
gotta disagree my friend ,have had mine for 2 years put nearly 4000 miles on it ,ride all year round ,across the whole of the UK mainland and I was 62 last year,so yes to middle aged men 😂No to the 6 times a year in the sun.All the best.
Ducati says they are serious about competing in this market so I would not write them off yet. The e bike revolution is massive so good luck to them.
Trek Rail 9 so in love with and more than half the price. Breaks work well lol
After watching your video, I just realized that you were running on the Scorpion Enduro S tires. And I was wondering if it would’ve been a huge difference if you were to run a true scorpion EMTB tire. Are even a true scorpion downhill dual wall rated tire, which has a different sidewall. Also, running 4 piston calipers instead of 2 piston calipers probably would have made a difference since E MTB are so much heavier than a regular mountain bike. Also curious to see what size rotors are stocked on the bike. Thanks again for your reviews.
I presume the components are what the bike comes speed with.
Expensive bike with crappy components sounds like a terrible idea...
Those pants and jersey are 💥💥💥 - where the pants from??
Too bad about the components. I got the chance to try the Thok Gram RC in April this year and it was planted, smooth, capable and fun. Definitely an up and coming bike brand.
Would be interesting to test it with different spec for sure. Did you find the frame was very stiff?
Rode it on the test loop at Riva del Garda bike festival. Felt heavy but planted and the frame just felt nice and compliant. It was my favourite full e ride. @@TheLoamWolf
Thanks for sharing!
Actually, Thok builds the frames for Ducati, it is a Thok in Ducati colors and pricier components
It appears Ducati needs to hire true riders like him to help them build a competitive E-bike.
I luv the Pirelli tyres
I've used almost every brand of brakes, including saints , Hope , magura 7s, and inca breaking brakes blow them all out the water . It's a shame they were not set up properly.
Good: Looks like a Ducati. Bad: Weighs like a Ducati.
the bike looks epic but hopefully ducati listen to feedback ( never do normally...)
Only 2 yrs frame warranty for this price point?
Bike looks massively big but I’m guessing Ducati has been seeing the huge growth and profits from the mountain bike community and decided to join the party and start a MTB development team so that they can get some of the money they have been missing out on bike looks good but it’s more of a statement piece just to show how much money you have instead of a real MTB I feel and the price tag is very high
_Bike looks massively big_
Has to be to support the massive price tag.
Which I doubt they'll see many people paying, because the only Ducati thing on there is the logo, and they don't even put it on.
For the low price of approx. $13k, US$, you get a nice looking bike which isn’t as good as its competition. Heck, there’s better bikes for like half the price, but they don’t say ducati on them. So, crappy tires, brakes, and grips, and an outrageous price, maybe they should stick to motorcycles.
Hey it's Ducati ownership in a can.
I love them 😍
It was a tricky bike to test. The frame showed some potential to be rad at times
The brakes are not shit , they obviously had not been set up correctly or as he stated bad bleed.
I've heard some very good things about the Pirelli Scorpion tyres so it's interesting that you didn't find them that great on this bike.
Scorpion Race tires are excellent, the standard and eMTB tires...not so much.
Have you done a privateer e161 review?
First ride report is coming very soon.
@@TheLoamWolf looking forward to it, will keep an eye out thanks
13K badge, feels good😂
I dont thinks its to just blame on the tires and brakes haha Molveno slightly wet rocks are aweful! You better stick to Wet Roots hahha :D this Place has so nice Enduro Trails!!
It’s a cool spot for sure. Tested two other bikes on the same trails in the same conditions the days before without any issues - the tires were definitely a big factor in the struggle with this bike!
Shimano motor and SRAM drivetrain… interesting choice…
What.
My wife don't want me to own sportbikes anymore, even less supersports.
I didn't say my last word 😈
How do ebikes get there rear end compliant enough to be sticky with the motor making the BB area (I assume) super stiff?
Typically there’s more compliance in the chainstays and seatstays. They made this super burly on the Ducati
Only for Ducati fanboy's, which they'll park it next to their 3 year old Panigale w/ less than 2000 miles, which will get ridden less than 3 times.
Not a good idea to buy these one off brands, no parts no help if it breaks
Ducati MTB xD
Edit : Price is 12k. Good fucking luck.
For such a fancy build its not even t type? Lol
If you want to upgrade your bike spend 13k
This is just an overpriced, rebadged Thok e bike. Even though I am Italian, I don't support those brands (Thok, Ducati, VR46) because they just saw the market going up and tried to profit, making bad engeneered bikes, and expensive too. By the way kudos for riding Paganella bike park Natural Trails in the wet 👍. I live near that bike park and the rocks are very challenging in those conditions. Cheers from Trentino
Thank you Piotr for your feedback. We love Trentino as well. Thanks for watching.
They stick their name on any chinese product (see xiaomi m365) and charge a premium.
Being no1 in motogp is expensive :))
Soon they might make more money from merchandise, just like harley davidson.
PS: i actually own a Ducati
First comment lets go
Thank you 🤘🏼
No offence but I prefer your non sponsored reviews, I think it’s what your great at, as soon as I see the manufacturer involved I know it’s bias
Did you even watch the review? It wasn’t very positive at all 😂
Thanks Glenn, just to clarify if a brand is involved, it is not a review. We consider those product features or “Dissected” series videos. This was neither, it was a non-sponsored product review after some initial ride testing with Ducati staff, which is why we included their interview up front. Hope that helps and thanks for writing in!
What a tragic comment, if this is what you class as a biased review. obviously you didn't bother to watch it.
The motor …..as in all e mtb there shit and over expensive…a whopping 15mph wow the kids on there balance bikes go faster …