Who wins? #ducati #harleydavidson #panigale #cruiser #motorcycle #v2 #sportsbike #engine #shorts

[fatalityfx]

- Ok, harley. How much torque do you want?
- Yes
- And how much horsepower?
- No

[thomaswawrzyniak]

I know it's been said before, but Harleys are unmatched in their ability to turn gasoline into noise without the side effect of horsepower

[hotchihuahua]

As a motorcycle enthusiast I like the sound of both . They bring enjoyment to the ears like bass does to music .

[politicallyinaccuratetoast]

Harley Davidson is the winner here, the 45° V twin is the most effective way to turn gasoline into pure noise without the drawback of horsepower

[Fearborne]

Ah yes, Harley Davidson, the only company that somehow advanced backwards.

[cbas]

The roar of a mighty lion vs the elegant step of a steed

[elfaseccioria]

Nice little detail with the fork & blade rods

[RespawnPoints]

They both sound very fitting for the sorts of bikes they are.

[shiftymiata]

The harley is such an iconic sound... Iconic for being slow as hell and making way too much noise in the process

[alexenchev]

Harley Davidson sounds more classic while Ducati is more modern

[prefono]

As a motorcyclist I consider Harley more as a nice piece of furniture than a motorcycle. The noise is that of a vintage tractor.

[h.machado]

Cant imagine a Ducati with the Harley Sound and a Harley with Ducati sound. So, for me, both are great!

[LazySpaceRaptor]

Now all we need is a 45° W three cylinder

[reinhardcoetzer]

I love the Animation with the sound to see the difference.
Need more of these comparisons

[Garib_Man]

Harley was sounding like a generator 😂

[Mikehockshard]

As a motorcycle myself I can confirm these sound nice.

[mattcorsi]

Make them longer! I love listening to engines both at idle and revving

[bytesandbikes]

Ducati, as it doesn't sound like a stationary traction engine from the 1890s

[MakoyS]

No comparison each have their own unique sound and its pure joy to hear, so ill take both

[Sapientiae]

My personal preference is the Ducati, but I remain respectful of the heritage of Harley. I like the Porsche-engined V-Rod and the old Fat Boy.