If you’re looking for a superbike performance that’s designed for the street, you may have to turn to one of the incredibly powerful hyper-naked motorcycles available in the market today. However, it’s important to note that labeling a bike as “street-focused” with close to 200 horsepower is quite absurd. Nevertheless, these bikes cater to the needs of power-hungry enthusiasts.

Among the most iconic and popular models in this segment is the Ducati Streetfighter V4. Available in three variants globally, the Streetfighter V4 takes all the race-ready features of the Panigale V4 and offers a more practical package for street use. It’s important to note that the Streetfighter V4 is one of the most powerful street bikes in the world. Now, Ducati has taken it to the next level by introducing a new Sport package for this hyper-naked beast.

In the Sport package, Ducati has made the Streetfighter V4 even more performance-oriented. It includes lightweight, billet aluminum tank caps, brake and clutch levers, and handlebar counterweights. These additions not only enhance the aesthetics but also provide slight adjustability and stability. However, the highlight of the Sport package is undoubtedly the Akrapovic exhaust system.

Ducati offers two options for the exhaust system in the Streetfighter V4 Sport package. The first option is an underbelly system that replaces the stock muffler. It offers a weight reduction of 800 grams while keeping the noise relatively low. The second option is a full-titanium setup for those who want the loudest possible sound. This setup increases power and torque by six percent and sheds 5.5 kilograms of weight. The exhaust system features a twin tail exit setup, a race-derived polyester air filter, and a custom race map to optimize performance with the new exhaust system.

In addition to the Sport package, Ducati also offers a range of carbon-fiber components for customization purposes. These include front and rear fenders, a TFT display cover, tank cover, seat cowl, winglets, and even a license plate holder. While Ducati claims that these components reduce weight and marginally improve performance, it’s worth noting that many people opt for them mainly for the sporty look they bring to the bike.