Of course everyone raves about the raw power and aggressive nature of the KTM 1390 Super Duke R, but there is more to a great motorcycle than straight-line speed and track performance. Rideability in the real world means comfort for long rides, easy handling in cities, touring fuel efficiency, and all-around versatility in all riding conditions. In these areas, there are competitors like the BMW M 1000 R, Ducati Streetfighter V4, and Aprilia Tuono V4 Factory, and those models each have their own strengths. The Super Duke's upright riding position and wide handlebars are said by some riders to make it more comfortable for everyday use, while others argue that the power can be too much for city riding. The bike's electronics package and setup of the suspension also matter in different conditions. But this question is all about how the 1390 Super Duke R compares to its competitors in the real world, rather than the spec sheet, which is impressive.