While the bike underneath hasn’t been radically changed, there’s a new Ducati SuperSport 950 S Stripe Livery for 2024. It adds two new dark grey and Ducati Red colour hands on the front mudguard and side air vents to add a bit of colour to the Iceberg White fairing, plus the graphics have also been updated.
Underneath the new paint is the same 110hp 937cc Ducati Testatretta twin-cylinder engine, which is also available as a 35-kW version for A2 license holders, Ohlins forks and rear shock absorber, and a height-adjustable Plexiglass screen if you fancy switching between sports riding and touring.
The 2024 Ducati Supersport 950 S comes with a typical range of electronic rider aids, including ABS Cornering, Ducati Traction Control, Ducati Wheelie Control, Ducati Quick Shift up/down and three Riding Modes (Sport, Touring and Urban), which can be controlled via the full-TFT 4.3″ display.
If you do want to make the bike more focused on a particular type of motorcycling, then you can also get a Sport package which includes a carbon fibre tank and front mudguard protectors, with adjustable articulated brake and clutch levers to reduce the risk of damage, LED indicators and an aluminium number plae holder. Alternatively there’s the Touring package which has a smoke-tinted windscreen, heated grips and expandable side panniers. Or you can add them both at the same time if you’re less decisive.
The 950 S was introduced in 2017 to replace the Ducati SuperSport, and costs around £13,895 in the S trim. There’s also a £12,296 standard Ducati SuperSport 950 available in Ducati Red.
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