Ducati teams up with the iconic streetwear label Supreme, an F1 exhaust engineer builds a rowdy Triumph Thruxton café racer, Purpose Built Moto customizes the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, and CFMoto teases a retro-inspired sportbike. Which one would you take home"

The limited edition Supreme Ducati Streetfighter V4 S If you’re a Ducatisti with a love for iconic streetwear brands and $50,000 burning a hole in your pocket, rejoice. The Italian marque has teamed up with seasoned livery designer Aldo Drudi, and New York streetwear label Supreme, to release a collector’s edition Ducati Streetfighter V4. And it’s quite possibly their cheekiest limited edition machine yet.

The Drudi x Ducati x Supreme Streetfighter comes hot on the heels of Ducati’s Senna Monster SP. But while Ayrton Senna’s connection to Ducati is well-documented, the motorcycle manufacturer has zero history with Supreme (at least, none that we know of). Admittedly, the Streetfighter wears the Drudi-designed red and white striped livery well?although anyone who isn’t gaga for Supreme would probably prefer it without the branding. The real kicker though, is what Ducati is charging for this particular Streetfighter, and what that money gets you.

A stock Streetfighter V4 S will set you back $27,595 in the USA; considerably less than the Supreme edition’s $50k asking price. Normally that extra outlay would cover a handful of swish parts to sweeten the deal?a l...