2016 Ducati Hypermotard 939 Motorcycle Review

2016 Ducati Hypermotard 939 Motorcycle Review - It's tough to review this genre for the simple fact that it's not equipped or running on the real types of terrain many will be using it with, from a showroom especially in a city. What you get is a very powerful, lightweight agile tiny feeling bike with electronics and refinement expected of a top brand. Everything is silky smooth (except neutral), the powerband is huge and you can pretty much take it anywhere you want to go given the right tires!
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[@JTinFL]

I'm glad you enjoyed your brief glimpse into the Ducati fold. I myself own an original Hypermotard 1100 S and it looks like the new liquid cooled motor hasn't fallen far from the family tree. The gearboxes are great but neutral is always hard to find.The motor loves to rev yet remains smooth at freeway speeds and around town. Acceleration is still fierce in 6th gear. Riding one makes you understand why Ducati chose and sticks with this engine layout. Helmet choice also makes a huge difference with this type of bike (I use a Nexx XR1R now) and now I'm convinced I no longer need a windscreen. The Hypermotard is Ducati's take on supermoto motorcycles (dirtbikes with street tires) but with a motor capable of freeway speeds and was never intended for off-road use. This bike appeals to demographic of riders who appreciate the purity of riding and nothing else. As much as I love my Hypermotard, I'm leaning towards something more practical (more travel friendly) like the soon-to-be launched KTM 1290 Super Duke GT. The sexy Italian redhead will never leave my garage. Keep up with the great ride reviews and stay safe out there.

[@osafoca]

Well said. With Florida roads being mostly straight and flat with lots of highway, the Hyper isn't the best fit. But for twisties, backroads and city riding with a bit of highway it is fantastic - ideal for me, love my 821.

[@F13SC]

Knobbies!?! It's a Motard!! Great review, I have a 1st gen Hyper and I am thinking of moving to the 939 next year, so thanks for the feedback. The trick to a tall ride height is to not put both feet down. I am 5" shorter than you I just angle the bike slightly and put one leg down, same as my YZ450F.

[@That_Paul_Guy]

Best comment in the video - it takes every inch I give it. Neutral is a bugger but it gets easier with miles and you learn to shift into neutral while the bike is still moving but rolling to a stop. I've never ridden a hyper but there are certainly people who own them and they never see dirt. I think the lightness of the bike makes it a pleasure to ride around town. With the hyperstrada, there are people touring with these things. I guess I need to get a test ride on one of these sooner than later. Thanks for the review.

[@PhilOsGarage]

Benelli transmissions are the same, click into neutral before stopping or you will never find it!

[@leandrocintrao67]

the Ducati hypermortad has been my favorite bike for a while

[@B6MotoVlogz]

This dealership is awesome! They let me come in and demo the slingshot along with the new 2016 Ducati line. I think this bike was my least favorite of the day but maybe it's just not my style. Good video man!

[@yepthehusband]

Great review. I enjoy the review on the things that I can't read about, tactile feel of the buttons or seat etc. Thanks!

[@kevinkeys1383]

Twowheeledobsession, Fantastic walk around before you ride. Thanks.

[@oLittleBear]

Hey that's me hopping on the Panigale at the start of the video. Too funny.

[@flyby130]

Currently looking for a bike to commute to and from school with, trying to keep the look sporty but make sure it would be comfortable to ride. What do you guys think I should look at besides the hypermotard?

[@Jajeweet]

If you're into this type of look you would maybe like the aprilia dorsoduro

[@leandrocintrao67]

hi there, do you think this bike is too much for a beginner? I love the looks.

[@joshmusser9934]

Leandro Oliveira Nahh you will learn fast;)

[@joshmusser9934]

The first bike I ever rode/ learned on was a Honda CBR 900RR.

[@simranpalsinghkohli1143]

Good quality video there :) one thing want to ask is the seat height good enough for short riders like 5`6 or 5`7 ?

[@dst-a-nen]

+Simranpalsingh Kohli I am 5'7 and of course you have to jump on the bike from the pegs as on all tall bikes. If you have ever ridden a tall dirt bike, the same technique applies for getting on off. Regarding bike....I have tested last WE both hypermotard and hyperstrada and I adore them. Hyperstrada has lower seat and more comfortable riding position towards middle of the bike. It is so confortable you can go even on a longer trips and suspension is less plushy than hypermotard. However, I don't know why, probably because of the riding position, but I was pushing harder hypermotard than hyperstrada, but it is negligible if you adapt your riding style. For the seat high on hypermotard ducati has an option for a lower seat height, like strada if you want. For this review I think it's an honest one, but only if you would plan to buy this for commuting on large boulevards and straights on highways. I guess in that case as reviewer say it won't be that fun and rewarding, BUT, BUT this bike was not meant for that. The bike was meant to be ridden HARD, and I mean really hard and pushing it in the twisties in the mountains and country road and in Sport mode. Luckily I live in the radius of 100 kms from beautiful mountain roads in Alps where you can experience that. This bike you should ride like supermotard, or as ducati says hyper - motard to get the most of it. :). The bike is the ultimate fun, sex on the wheels. I couldn't get enough of it. I have Aprilia Tuno V4, which is a monster, but I fell in love with this bike. I couldn't ride it below 5k, because I wanted to keep smiling and enjoying rumbling sound from the exhaust from 5k - 10k on each acceleration and each curve I take and each exit from it, when you crack it.

[@simranpalsinghkohli1143]

Hey hi thanks for the awesome feedback am really in love with this bike, am planning for moto vlogging daily commuting and off course weekend rides in hill stations and other places also like 6 hours drive or 8 hour drive , and I live in city where traffic is like mad rush after 10am

[@JDay19]

you should do "used" bike reviews. Get people from Tampa and st Pete area to lend you their bikes for a "In depth" review that'd be sweet

[@PhilOsGarage]

Nice review. Couple of traditional Italian bike traits - every Italian bike I've ridden has had a beautifully smooth transmission, secondly not being easy to find neutral. My Ducati finds neutral easily, but my Benelli is an absolute swine - impossible to select neutral while running with a hot engine. I find you soon get used to clicking into neutral before stopping though.

[@U1569-x2j]

If you can’t find neutral, gradually let the clutch out until it bites. Then pull the clutch back in and you’ll be able to find neutral.

[@angelsauceda6622]

I'm 6'5, new rider, planning on getting this bike, being responsible and safe, would it qualify as a beginner bike?

[@dale-fi1fi]

Angel Sauceda your only as fast as u wanna go but your insurance would be expensive

[@Jimo368]

Cool bike, I like the hyperstada version. That water pump sure sticks out on the left side.

[@MrKdr500]

MT-09 is much worse, it's because of the narrow chassis.

[@harrysallee2732]

How is the wind for interstate use, could you do say 80 miles without being too fatigued?

[@osafoca]

Yes 80 miles is no problem. If you are mostly doing highway miles and long trips though a bigger screen (like the one that the hyperstrada has) would help.

[@Monochromo]

LOL. I'm not sure if I've even seen you ride so aggressively on a demo ride. Nice job, thanks Bryan.

[@Herower]

Great video to start the day with. Thanks! :)

[@rsimmons37]

I would be too busy crapping my pants to give a review.

[@RichDunn]

Nice clear video. But you couldn't have driven it on straighter roads than you did - the total opposite of home for a supermotard.

[@TwoWheelObsession]

+Richard Dunn which is what I clearly said in the video.

[@billycushion9266]

I love the white one

[@TheDstvns1982]

can anyone recommend a comparable bike? im only 5'9'' and 30-31" inseam. :(

[@denouden92]

Honda grom

[@BlueRage]

Aprilia Dorsoduro. MV Agusta Brutale.

[@popeyeschicken7865]

No fucking way you passed right by my school at 2:45. That's Gibbs high school.

[@dmkdm3343]

♡ the bike and it's height...

[@rockyghiram6448]

i am 1.69 meter would i fit on it?

[@billycushion9266]

There is choice of seat on the 2018 model

[@williamcushion3623]

I think you are wrong, I would buy it for street riding, it is a street motard not a Supermoto

[@swampratt36]

Dude you must have a trailer behind to haul your balls to ride a scooter with all those blind ass senior citizens down there ! I grew up not far from the Bay area and old folks almost cost me my life more than once . I live near the blue ridge parkway now and love it . All there is to worry about is deer and drunk hillbillys with no brakes .Been watching CO for some time and finally checked this channel out .Good stuff also . Thanks

[@TwoWheelObsession]

+swampratt36 lol thanks

[@elementality2547]

this is in Tampa florida?

[@AbdullahKhan-ng6zd]

this ducati motorcycle what is prince In Bangladesh ?

[@gregstokes7169]

Great job brother. I laughed my ass off with your comment about pedestrians getting clipped cuz the cross street illegally, wearing dark clothes and having zero perception with oncoming traffic speed as they are OLD, BLIND and many missing brain cells and/or are high or drunk. A lot of dopers down there in Fl. ( Not dogging Fl, but I am from Texas) ha ha

[@billycushion9266]

Anything is better than a Harley 😃👍

[@MrKdr500]

"wonder why it doesn't come with knobby tires" coz' it's not a frig'n dirtbike! it's a hypermotard....motards are dirtbikes with road wheels.

[@urboostd4865]

i totally agree with you but i would prefere a hybrid street/offroad tire or atleast as a option from factory. what ktm is that in your profile pic looks clean as hell :)

[@MrKdr500]

+Loryoz ! it's a 300sx

[@85hthapa]

Fuck, this bike looks super 🔥.❤️❤️❤️

[@JosephBlow123]

"Yup, you're a dick" lol don't piss off Brian glynn

[@YzorYzor]

WEIRD.. This bike in India comes with a seat height of 810 mm (31.9 inch) as opposed to everywhere else where it's (870mm) 34+ inches. See the Indian website here: www.india.ducati.com/bikes/hypermotard/hypermotard_939/tech_spec.do versus here" www.ducati.com/bikes/hypermotard/hypermotard_939/tech_spec.do So I'm sure it's possible to lower the seat height fairly easy on this bike without extreme mods.

[@michaeljkasnter]

Any new motorcycle tranny needs a break in!! My Hyper SP was God Awful for the first 100 miles

[@Ch-hg1iu]

is a good looking bike i just think is overpriced

[@Zzzzz-g5s]

This is not a dirt bike