
Ducati and Supreme have joined forces to create an exclusive collectors’ edition Streetfighter V4 S, designed by Drudi Performance’s Aldo Drudi. This limited, numbered series Ducati X Supreme motorcycle features a unique livery that blends Ducati’s iconic heritage with Supreme’s legendary underground style. Alongside the bike, a capsule collection of technical and lifestyle apparel will be launched for a limited period, following Supreme’s famous “drop” style.




Ducati X Supreme Collab Apparel
The Ducati X Supreme technical apparel collection includes a Dainese Racing Suit, Dainese Racing Jacket, Arai RX-7 V EVO Helmet, and Spidi C1 gloves. The lifestyle collection consists of a Track Jacket, Hooded Work Jacket, Soccer Jersey, Track Pants, two T-shirts, and a 6-panel Hat, all available exclusively through Supreme’s channels. The Dainese Racing Suit, Jacket, and racing helmet are available only to Streetfighter V4 Supreme clients via the Ducati SuMisura program.



Aldo Drudi’s design for the Streetfighter V4 Supreme includes intricate details that elevate the bike to pop art status. The Brembo Supreme front brake calipers, in exclusive red with a white logo, and the rims featuring the Supreme logo and a colored tag are just a few examples of these unique touches. Each motorcycle is numbered on the steering head and includes a dedicated key-on dashboard animation. The $$50,000 Streetfighter V4 Supreme arrives in a distinguishing wooden crate containing an accessory kit with a certificate of authenticity, a bike cover, and parts for a two-seater configuration.
The Ducati X Supreme collaboration unites two brands known for their relentless pursuit of quality, style, and authenticity for a limited time and for a limited few.

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