70th subscriber! Just stumbled into your channel since I miss my 2013 Ducati SF848 sorely and was just randomly searching for SF848 videos. Would you mind sharing your V-log setup? The audio and video quality is top notch (maybe the camera can be angled down a tad bit so the viewer can see the dash all the time for a context), I felt I was back on the bike again. BTW the most awesome aspect of the SF848 ownership is actually the quick shifter (which very few owners put on, wondering why...), with the Termi cans you have, a high-rpm shift with the DQS would come with a loud bang with flames, totally awesome, I've yet to replicate the effect on any other bike. I'd totally keep the SF848 or move onto a lower mile one if I were you... Also I test rode the new 939 Supersport S over the weekend, mind-blowing handling, felt like an extension of your body, you should totally try it, but coming from SF848 you may find the new 939 too tame... Anyways keep the awesome videos coming! Greetings from rainy Portland, OR...
Thanks for subscribing! What's V-log? Ok I'll adjust the camera for easier viewing next time. I wanted the DQS but never purchased it. I would just speed shift and let off the throttle by hand. I may demo one, but really want something with a crap ton of power.
the police arent allowed to chase the little shits who come along and steal it! And when they are caught they only get 2 months in prison! 16,000 bikes were stolen in london last year. The little shits just do not care! you seen the video on them trying to steal panigale in broad daylight in the middle of london?
Hi sir i got same bike from california to Texas... For last one and a half year i just rode 70 miles nut i dk start it often now i have started riding since yesterday.. It is overheating Secondly when i release clutch n bike is neautral i hear some sound from front pockets underneath of engine is it natural?? What to do with heating?? It goes 4 points just in 5 to 6 miles ride
Marzocchi fork, not Showa. And your rear tire size is 180/60 17. Accurate information about your bike, equipment, & just general motorcycle knowledge will greatly help your credibility. It may eventually help you buy some gloves or those socks you want... Good luck. - A fellow SF848 owner & track day rider.
The 848 forks are Showa, and mine look exactly the same, I just assumed they were. I'll make sure to memorize what I'm going to talk about before I record. =)
Canyon Corse I like it a lot. I felt the sf848 had more leg room but I got the comfort seat, rizoma bars and rizoma adjustable pegs and that helped. I think the monster R is taller so that should be good. I will say the bike absolutely rips in second gear. Power drops off around 8-9k while on sf higher 11k. My friends with 1000cc sportbikes all were really surprised how hard the monster pulls in 2nd gear. Other than that I love the bike, I had the ohlins setup for my weight (I have the S model) and it's probably the best handling bike I've owned. The power feels plush and all around great bike. It felt heavier tho (as it is) than the sf but when I had the suspension professionally tuned to my weight it felt like it lost 20lbs. You will def feel the power diff too against your sf848. It's a better bike long distance too I feel also if you ever want to take a passenger. Aside from that it has the panigale brakes which stop on a dime and really good ABS. The ABS detects if The rear is about to come up during hard braking and will pulsate the brakes more to prevent it from lifting up. The tech is really good on it.
Thoughts about the gas tank issues with these? There's one for sale near me for 8900 with 500 miles on it. The seat on these are torture devices. Have you ever ridden two up?
My tank never expanded. My friend with a 1098 has his expand at 40k miles, and it was warranted. I use the comfort seat so you don't slide forward, much more comfortable. I've ridden two up before. the ladies didn't complain, but we didn't travel far either.
Some guys get the inside coated with some kind of epoxy, but then Ducati won't warranty it. If it ever does expand, you can drain it and let it sit with the cap open for a few weeks, and it will go back to normal. But I wouldn't worry about it too much, I have almost 22k on mine, and it's still perfect.
Hey man, thanks for your review. Have you had a chance to try sf 1098? What you can say about it? I just sold my Hayabusa and looking for a SF. I'm afraid 848 will be too weak after a busa. On the other hand I moved to a small town and 848 could be enough.
hey man just found your channel it's awesome. I'd love to see you review a MV Agusta f3. thanks man keep up the good work! also, how much does this bike cost to run like maintenance and what not.
Thanks dude! I'd like to ride one, maybe I will soon. A friend of a friend had one and it was breaking all the time. I almost bought a leftover F4 last year. My streetfighter is around $240 for 6 months of insurance. It needs the valve adjustment every 15k miles. Costs around $1000. I paid more because I took it to a dealer.
Nice video Canyon Corse. Was thinking about swapping my Street Triple Rx in for a streetfighter. Did you get the servicing done by a Ducati? I hear that it costs a bomb but then Triumph arent exactly cheap!
Thanks Christian! That new Street Triple RX is pretty sweet though! I got my major service at the Ducati dealer, in case my tank had expanded from the ethanol in the gas. The minor services are probably the same price, but every 15k miles you need the valves checked. If you ride a shit ton of miles, the Triumph is probably better. But they need valves check too right?
Canyon Corse cheers for getting back to me. It is a very sweet ride but the streetfighter keeps calling to me! I only commute 15 mile round trip in London so wouldn't be a huge amount of miles and a shit load of stop start. Very envious of the Cali roads and weather you get to enjoy!
You should get one! Or maybe the 1098 version. The stopping and starting isn't as smooth as a triumph, but you can get use to it. I'll make sure to post more of our riding spots.
Did you make the switch yet? I was in the same shoes as you last year, yet ended up owning both the Rx and SF848 briefly. It's a hard pick between the Rx's telepathic handling and SF848's raw awesomeness... I kinda wish I still have the SF848, too bad I crashed it on a rainy day and it has no ABS to save my noob ass... something for you to consider since you commute in rainy England... I lived in Brum for 3 months late 2015, definitely saw more Triumphs than Ducatis in the rain...
The Rx is up for at the moment but mainly because my insurance renewal came in and went from £600 to £1900! you dont even want to know what they quoted me for a SF! Sadly the price of living in London were bike crime is up 400% in 2 years
I just came back to this video as I'm about to buy this bike in yellow, 2.3k MILES! HOW! lol. And I see a comment from me from five years ago, wild. I totaly agree the S1000r/r is the best 4i. And triples have a great noise, gotta love a daytona or triple speed! Lots of love riders from the past to the future lol.
Damn are you riding through pleasantville? The scenery is so perfect
hah basically!
It’s 2024 now, I hold to my SF848 and love it!
I would like to ask if this bike transmits vibrations in the handlebars. Thanks!
70th subscriber! Just stumbled into your channel since I miss my 2013 Ducati SF848 sorely and was just randomly searching for SF848 videos. Would you mind sharing your V-log setup? The audio and video quality is top notch (maybe the camera can be angled down a tad bit so the viewer can see the dash all the time for a context), I felt I was back on the bike again. BTW the most awesome aspect of the SF848 ownership is actually the quick shifter (which very few owners put on, wondering why...), with the Termi cans you have, a high-rpm shift with the DQS would come with a loud bang with flames, totally awesome, I've yet to replicate the effect on any other bike. I'd totally keep the SF848 or move onto a lower mile one if I were you... Also I test rode the new 939 Supersport S over the weekend, mind-blowing handling, felt like an extension of your body, you should totally try it, but coming from SF848 you may find the new 939 too tame... Anyways keep the awesome videos coming! Greetings from rainy Portland, OR...
Thanks for subscribing! What's V-log?
Ok I'll adjust the camera for easier viewing next time.
I wanted the DQS but never purchased it. I would just speed shift and let off the throttle by hand.
I may demo one, but really want something with a crap ton of power.
the police arent allowed to chase the little shits who come along and steal it! And when they are caught they only get 2 months in prison! 16,000 bikes were stolen in london last year. The little shits just do not care! you seen the video on them trying to steal panigale in broad daylight in the middle of london?
Oh man that's terrible =( I don't wanna watch it!
Thanks for another Great review, I have been binge watching your channel all night 🏍👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
Can I ask where you purchased the comfort seat from? I have a 2014 sf 848 and can't seem to find the "comfort seat" that everyone talks about
Tire size 180/60. Is used in the wsbk in world supersport 180 60 is a taller profile
Hi sir i got same bike from california to Texas... For last one and a half year i just rode 70 miles nut i dk start it often now i have started riding since yesterday.. It is overheating
Secondly when i release clutch n bike is neautral i hear some sound from front pockets underneath of engine is it natural??
What to do with heating?? It goes 4 points just in 5 to 6 miles ride
Heating point goes to 5 point in no time..
Since i bought i did change coolant but didn't change oil
Which oil is best for sf 848 as texas is hot
Marzocchi fork, not Showa. And your rear tire size is 180/60 17. Accurate information about your bike, equipment, & just general motorcycle knowledge will greatly help your credibility. It may eventually help you buy some gloves or those socks you want... Good luck. - A fellow SF848 owner & track day rider.
The 848 forks are Showa, and mine look exactly the same, I just assumed they were. I'll make sure to memorize what I'm going to talk about before I record. =)
Dude you should buy a quick shifter for the bike
I suffer from the same issue with the stock seat... must look into the comfort seat.
Yea it's awesome! But it's pretty much for tall people only.
For me this is the most beautifull naked. Thanks for the review!
I think so too! You're welcome.
Cool video man. I loved my sf848, great for tall guys, highly recommend the rizoma ma008 for it, made the bike perfect for comfort and wrist angle
Thanks! I'm pretty tall and it fits me very well. I never did get bars though. Now I'm thinking about selling it and getting something new.
Canyon Corse yea I'm 6'3 and those bars made the SF perfect. I wound up upgrading to a monster 1200s, great bike as well but you get ohlins and ABS
How do you like it? I'm thinking about the Monster R.
Canyon Corse I like it a lot. I felt the sf848 had more leg room but I got the comfort seat, rizoma bars and rizoma adjustable pegs and that helped. I think the monster R is taller so that should be good. I will say the bike absolutely rips in second gear. Power drops off around 8-9k while on sf higher 11k. My friends with 1000cc sportbikes all were really surprised how hard the monster pulls in 2nd gear. Other than that I love the bike, I had the ohlins setup for my weight (I have the S model) and it's probably the best handling bike I've owned. The power feels plush and all around great bike. It felt heavier tho (as it is) than the sf but when I had the suspension professionally tuned to my weight it felt like it lost 20lbs. You will def feel the power diff too against your sf848. It's a better bike long distance too I feel also if you ever want to take a passenger. Aside from that it has the panigale brakes which stop on a dime and really good ABS. The ABS detects if The rear is about to come up during hard braking and will pulsate the brakes more to prevent it from lifting up. The tech is really good on it.
Awesome! Thanks for the insight.
How about testing a Triumph Speed Triple (pre 2011)?
Love this bike. Thanks for doing a full review on what its like to own.
Thanks for watching!
dude I like the preying mantis comment !!, "bug" was my nickname for it when I saw the OG rearview mirrors
You mentioned that you're 6ft 2'. I'm 6ft 4', do you think that'd be an issue?
Nice review love to see Avenue of the Giants looking at a supersports S how is that bike with heat in Ft. Luderdale
Cool, maybe I'll borrow a supersport again. I'm in California, but my streetfighter never ran hot in the summers here.
This bike is nothing like the Monster other than the forks. Different frame, swingarm, engine. Basically everything.
isnt it a sprocket carrier?
Yes! Thanks for that.
salutations from Tustin! we're basically neighbors!
Nice hah!
Thoughts about the gas tank issues with these? There's one for sale near me for 8900 with 500 miles on it. The seat on these are torture devices. Have you ever ridden two up?
My tank never expanded. My friend with a 1098 has his expand at 40k miles, and it was warranted. I use the comfort seat so you don't slide forward, much more comfortable. I've ridden two up before. the ladies didn't complain, but we didn't travel far either.
Canyon Corse is there any way to prevent the expansion of the tank?
Some guys get the inside coated with some kind of epoxy, but then Ducati won't warranty it. If it ever does expand, you can drain it and let it sit with the cap open for a few weeks, and it will go back to normal. But I wouldn't worry about it too much, I have almost 22k on mine, and it's still perfect.
Canyon Corse awesome, thanks. also, using non ethanol gas helps, right?
Yea, if you use it the tank won't expand at all afaik. That is, if you can get it.
Hey man, thanks for your review. Have you had a chance to try sf 1098? What you can say about it? I just sold my Hayabusa and looking for a SF. I'm afraid 848 will be too weak after a busa. On the other hand I moved to a small town and 848 could be enough.
Nice video Clint!
Thanks!
Great review!! Would you mind listing the mods you have on the SF? I just got one and it's pretty much stock.
I had the Termis, Rear billet sprocket cover, Billet handlebar clamp, CRG arrow mirrors, Rizoma blinkers, Rizoma radiator guard, & a cox tail tidy (sucks).
Nice bike Canyon Corse ! Planning on getting it soon . One question , what is the comfortable speed on the bike ?
Comfortable speed, to cruise? I would ride on the highway around 80. Felt good.
hey man just found your channel it's awesome. I'd love to see you review a MV Agusta f3. thanks man keep up the good work! also, how much does this bike cost to run like maintenance and what not.
Thanks dude! I'd like to ride one, maybe I will soon. A friend of a friend had one and it was breaking all the time. I almost bought a leftover F4 last year. My streetfighter is around $240 for 6 months of insurance. It needs the valve adjustment every 15k miles. Costs around $1000. I paid more because I took it to a dealer.
Nice video Canyon Corse. Was thinking about swapping my Street Triple Rx in for a streetfighter. Did you get the servicing done by a Ducati? I hear that it costs a bomb but then Triumph arent exactly cheap!
Thanks Christian! That new Street Triple RX is pretty sweet though! I got my major service at the Ducati dealer, in case my tank had expanded from the ethanol in the gas. The minor services are probably the same price, but every 15k miles you need the valves checked. If you ride a shit ton of miles, the Triumph is probably better. But they need valves check too right?
Canyon Corse cheers for getting back to me. It is a very sweet ride but the streetfighter keeps calling to me!
I only commute 15 mile round trip in London so wouldn't be a huge amount of miles and a shit load of stop start. Very envious of the Cali roads and weather you get to enjoy!
You should get one! Or maybe the 1098 version. The stopping and starting isn't as smooth as a triumph, but you can get use to it. I'll make sure to post more of our riding spots.
Did you make the switch yet? I was in the same shoes as you last year, yet ended up owning both the Rx and SF848 briefly. It's a hard pick between the Rx's telepathic handling and SF848's raw awesomeness... I kinda wish I still have the SF848, too bad I crashed it on a rainy day and it has no ABS to save my noob ass... something for you to consider since you commute in rainy England... I lived in Brum for 3 months late 2015, definitely saw more Triumphs than Ducatis in the rain...
The Rx is up for at the moment but mainly because my insurance renewal came in and went from £600 to £1900! you dont even want to know what they quoted me for a SF! Sadly the price of living in London were bike crime is up 400% in 2 years
Great bike!
Best sounding bike ever? Bro, have you ever ridden a Tuono?
Bike sounds phenomenal, one of the reasons I love Ducati. Inline 4s sound aweful
Notorious Shizzane only I-4 I’d buy is a S1000R lol
What about in-line 3’s
I just came back to this video as I'm about to buy this bike in yellow, 2.3k MILES! HOW! lol. And I see a comment from me from five years ago, wild. I totaly agree the S1000r/r is the best 4i. And triples have a great noise, gotta love a daytona or triple speed! Lots of love riders from the past to the future lol.
@@notoriousshizzane2696how do you like the bike man :)
A broken FERRARI. well that’s a surprise 😳
do a proper walkaround with all mods listed... sure to get u views!
thanks
Will do!
my 848 blow a fuse to XD, only failure i ever get from her XD
Fucking Prius in the the Left lane, "FUCK".
rip kobe… 😢
no ABS? mmm, that is not safe
New bikes are safter, but I wouldn't say it's dangerous.
hehe thats cute :)
Ktm1290 r is super nice!
Yea you would know!