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Damon Fryer's Ducati pickup comes with a doughnut delivery

His August vlog pairs a Panigale V4 R handover with a lakeside ride on a different Ducati.

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My $80,000 LIMITED EDITION Ducati Is Finally Here!

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0:33Damon shows his custom Superleggera V4 before touring the other bike and riding gear in his garage.
7:57Vlad takes doughnuts to the shipping warehouse to collect the crated Ducati.
12:44Collin brings out the new Panigale V4 R, and Damon inspects its exhaust, winglets and dry clutch.
22:14Collin demonstrates the neutral lock and explains the digital display's rev range.
25:18Damon takes his Superleggera, rather than the newly collected Panigale, for a ride near the lake.

The new bike needs collecting. Vlad from Kelowna Powersports heads to the shipping warehouse with doughnuts, offering what he calls a distinctly Canadian approach to getting the crate loaded.

That little errand is part of "My $80,000 LIMITED EDITION Ducati Is Finally Here!", the August upload carrying the most daily viewing on Damon Fryer's channel. No new videos arrived this week, but the delivery vlog is approaching half a million views and remains his most-watched upload overall.

There's a useful distinction beneath the delivery-day excitement: the red-and-white Panigale V4 R is the bike Damon collects, but the Superleggera V4 is the one he takes out for the vlog's closing ride. Between them comes a garage tour, a look at his riding gear and a detailed inspection of the new arrival's titanium exhaust, winglets and dry clutch. Collin handles the handover, including a demonstration of the neutral lock.

"You know I don't do anything stock," Damon says near the start. The custom-painted bikes and extensive suit collection make that less a throwaway line than an organising principle.

The channel's audience was steady in subscribers, while its current daily viewing is below half its usual level. Among nearby motoring channels, Two Dead Center had a much busier week; HertLife was closer to Damon's quieter stretch. Here, the lasting draw is a delivery video that makes room for both the machinery and the people getting it out of the warehouse.

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