Introduced in the late 2000s, the KTM 990 Super Duke R was a game changer, a naked bike with raw power and aggressive styling. It had a 999cc V-twin engine that cranked out around 120 horsepower and was known for its nimble handling and visceral riding. But now with the motorcycle technology advancing so fast and with new models such as the 1290 Super Duke R out, some riders are questioning whether the 990 still has what it takes. The question here is whether the 990 Super Duke R's unique character and performance are still worthy of competing with modern bikes, or has it best been relegated to collector status?