2023 DUCATi Streetfighter V2 FIRST RIDE & REVIEW

[@twowheelin7361]

Around 6k revs this thing launches 🚀 Loving mine💯

[@crivera99]

Great review! You helped answer a lot of my questions about the SFV2.

[@bruceread4507]

Interesting review, could have been shorter,

[@burner188]

Great review! Such and amazing bike. Love the Ducati V-twin/L-twin thump. So unique to Ducati. So an impressive electronics suite - 6-axis IMU, ABS, DTC, DWC etc...and no fuel level indicator?! It's an $18k premium naked bike. My Monster has one...level or range indicator options. Just a little odd to me.

[@ducattitude623]

Thanks @burner188. Appreciate the comment and the kind words. Couldn’t agree more. Such an exquisite motorcycle should definitely have a fuel gauge. We all get that uneasy feeling when that low fuel light comes on! Again thanks for stopping by. If not done already consider subscribing to the channel! Ride safe.

[@burner188]

@@ducattitude623 No worries! It truly is and the lack of a fuel gauge would NOT be a deal breaker for me...I'd own that beast OR the V4 in a heartbeat. I've recently read that the lack of that installation has something to do with the configuration of the tank. Owners simply reset their Trip A every fill up and watch the miles. Light supposedly goes on with around 30-40 miles reserve. Owners don't seem to have any issues with it apparently. I'd love to have one someday. Goals 😎

[@ggtelevision]

Not really an issue. About 50-60 miles on reserve so give you time to get to a gas station. Typically, I always reset the odometer on refueling and then you have a sense of your range. As well as soon as the gas light comes on speedo gives you a range calculation. I replaced 3 gas level sensors on a multistrada so rather not have one to be honest. If I have half a tank when I start off will gas up right away. Love mine and have a number of vids on my channel.

[@ducattitude623]

@@ggtelevision Good point! I knew on my Diavel 1260S I had a fuel range of 170 miles (on average on Sport Mode). As long as you know that and you reset your odometer after filling up you’re good to go! 👌

[@RickyAceRozay]

How tall are you?

[@ducattitude623]

I’m 6’1”. You?

[@RickyAceRozay]

@@ducattitude623 i’m 5‘11“ I just needed a frame of reference so I think I should be fine on this bike