Ducati Streetfighter V2 RPM User Reviews

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 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.