SS top speed is around 146mph, depending on altitude. I live 4352 ft above sea level and typically lose around 7% in performance compared to when I drive/ride at the coast.
SS top speed is around 146mph, depending on altitude. I live 4352 ft above sea level and typically lose around 7% in performance compared to when I drive/ride at the coast.I've watched a lot of videos and read a lot of articles on the Supersport, but don't see too much in the way of performance numbers. In one video, I saw the reviewer hit 140 mph I believe. Are there any official 0-60 and top speed numbers?
Why don't you do it and let us know.Dragging this post up to re-ask the original question... 0-60 time specifically. I've searched but cannot find it!
Um, if I didn't say so, I DID search and couldn't find anything... Oh, I get it... You want ME to time it... Well shite, I tried!Why don't you do it and let us know.
There are a lot of good articles in that site!Look here
https://www.ducatisupersport939.net...833-motociclismo-sport-tourer-comparsion.html
...distances and speeds are in kilometers
I've watched a lot of videos and read a lot of articles on the Supersport, but don't see too much in the way of performance numbers. In one video, I saw the reviewer hit 140 mph I believe. Are there any official 0-60 and top speed numbers?
Ducati now advertises it with 110, which seems to be pretty accurate.109 rwhp is a pretty good go for an engine rated at 113.
Many HP ratings are at the flywheel, not the rear wheel. Add about 15% for engine flywheel HP.Ducati now advertises it with 110, which seems to be pretty accurate.