Replace a visible original fastener with a model-specific CNC-machined engine bracket
Engine mounts connect the engine block to the frame at fixed points. They are technically important components that must transfer large loads and keep the engine block in the correct position. On certain motorcycles, these mounts are also clearly visible. With a high-quality aftermarket engine bracket, you combine the original mounting function with a more exclusive finish.
In this collection, you will find engine mounts from CNC Racing for selected Ducati Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 models. The mount is located on the right side of the engine block, near the rear cylinder, and replaces the standard factory bracket.
The aftermarket mount is milled from a single piece of light metal and features visible milling lines and an anodized finish. Depending on the product, different colors can be chosen so that the engine bracket matches other CNC Racing parts on the motorcycle.
An engine bracket should not be confused with an engine cover. A cover is usually a non-load-bearing finishing part, while the engine mount is actually part of the connection between the frame and the engine block.
Correct dimensions, material quality, and installation are therefore more important than just appearance. Use only a mount explicitly developed for the exact motorcycle model and year.
The CNC Racing mounts are designed as direct replacements for the corresponding original engine mount. No permanent modifications to the frame or engine block are necessary, but the part must be replaced according to the official installation sequence.
The engine block may need to be supported during the work. Therefore, do not remove a load-bearing mount without preparation. The exact procedure and torque specifications must be checked in the installation manual and the official workshop manual.
Within the Panigale V4 and Streetfighter V4 families, various model years and versions are available. Select the mount based on the exact model, year, and the listed original part numbers.
Use new fasteners when prescribed and tighten all connections with a calibrated torque wrench. Because this is a load-bearing engine mount, we recommend installation by an experienced motorcycle specialist.
