Aprilia Tuono V4 vs Ducati Streetfighter V2

It has a 955cc engine capacity with 150.59bhp, Which simply increases its speed and performance.I have not seen any bike so fast with excellent pickup capabilities. Though I have to say this, This bike is not yet ready for the indian market due to rough roads, Traffic, And the service center of the bike. Otherwise, It is a power-packed bike.

It is a smaller version of v4 but gives a thrilling experience as one drive.The starting price range is around 20lacs and above, Which i think is quite on the higher side, But no amount of money can stop a man from buying his dream bike, And it is my first choice.It has excellent handling and easy maneuverability, Which makes it the best of all time.

The 1103cc engine is excellent on its own it generates a 123nm torque with an incredibly smooth yet satisfying rusty noise and refined performance.And the body over the engine which is both bare and covered is adorable.This bike's maintenance and servicing range are my only issues.I have to travel down to mumbai every time.

The engine capacity of 1103cc is superb on its own, Which produces a 123nm torque with soo smooth yet good rusty noise and refined performance.And the naked yet covered body over the engine is charming.My only problem with this bike is its maintenance and service reach.

The ducati streetfighter v2 is known for its hefty body and sporty curves, Which give it a commanding appearance and impressive performance on indian roads.It shares an electrical and mechanical system with the ducati panigale v4 and has an aggressive appearance with bi-plane wings, Which may be a first for the global naked bike segment.

I chose the regular road mode, With the standard pre-set rider aids, As we began our test on the super-smooth, Traffic-free roads.Despite its angry expression and aggressive marketing imagery, The streetfighter is actually quite gentle and simple to live with.The engine pulls neatly from 2500 rpm and has plenty of intermediate torque, So there's no need to dance on the up-and-down quick shifter.There's a noticeable increase in power around 6000 rpm, And it'll happily rev to the redline if you want it to.But our road trip was more leisurely, As we passed through the many deserted hilltop towns.

I like riding the v2 on track even more than its bigger sibling, The v4.The test's constraints were not the chassis, But the track's grip level and the road-biased pirellis, Which were asked to work far outside their design parameters.I'd like to try the streetfighter again with pirelli slicks or sc1 race rubber since i believe this chassis has more to offer and even more fun to be had.