Ducati Streetfighter V2: a series of accessories to amplify aesthetics and performance

Offered in network dealerships Ducati a gamma di accessories designed to accentuate the visual and character sportiness of the Street Fighter V2.

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The overview of accessories is visible on the Ducati portal and throughout the area “Configurator” it is possible to select the accessories of interest and share the choice with the nearest retailer.
Among the accessories of the line Ducati Performance studied for this specimen highlights a set of carbon wings, with a shape defined in the wind tunnel, made up of 4 wings in structural carbon fiber to strengthen the image of the bike and amplify control when used on the track.

Carbon fiber is frequently used in the development of Ducati Performance accessories, in the range there are various elements made with this material, including the front and rear mudguards, the instrument panel cover and the one for the rear shock absorber, the heel guards, the license plate holder and the carbon and titanium exhaust cover.

Considering a collaboration with Rizoma, Ducati has thought of a series of aluminum accessories machined from solid by CNC machining, including rear-view mirrors, the brake fluid reservoir and the clutch fluid reservoir and the reservoir cap.

A package of accessories has also been designed to strengthen the sporting nature of Streetfighter V2. The Sports package includes handlebar counterweights, fuel cap and brake and clutch levers, dynamic LED directional indicators and carbon license plate holder.

For track use, the DDA KIT, which combines the functionality of electronic finish line and display of times on the dashboard with the acquisition of throttle opening angle, intervention of electronic systems, gear, RPM, trajectories and speed.

Remaining on the track and only for use on a track is proposed the group of full titanium exhaust, which further refines the weight-power ratio of the specimen. The accessory is defined by Akrapovič and is developed with racing-type materials to maximize performance.

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