I know I would be quickly ejected from any Ducati gathering for even considering these bikes were named after a sunny California beach town. Maybe all those pictures of Bimota Santamonica’s bathed in California sun have influenced me. As the Ducati faithful surely know, these bikes were named in honor of Lucchinelli’s TT-F1 victory at the Autodromo Santamonica in 1986. They…
Location: Ben Lomond, California Mileage: 6,200 Price: Auction, currently $13,601 Umm, anyone out there interested in a rare Ducati? We see the F1 on RSBFS on a fairly regular basis. But a Laguna Seca? Not so much. Fifty total brought to the United States. Hen’s teeth indeed. The Laguna Seca model is a limited edition…
For Sale: 1986 DUCATI F1 750 When the Ducati F1 was originally released in 1985, it was a far smaller machine than the current crop of 750cc bikes. It was, in fact, a serious revolution in the ideology behind how sportbikes were conceived. Instead of bigger and bigger, the Ducati concentrated mass as closely to…
This is a fantastic 750 F1 Laguna Seca with less than 1000 original miles! Located in Diamond Bar, California is a 1987 Ducati 750 F1 Laguna Seca with 1,200km (745mi). This bike is said to be in fantastic condition with recent service history and a new battery. The bike is entirely original–although the red wheel…
I’m posting late night because I’m on a short work week and probably won’t get the chance to post again for a bit. Luckily Doug and Alex have my back! In the meantime, check out these two early Ducati Superbikes for sale right now! 1987 Ducati 750 F1 Laguna Seca on eBay quote from seller’s…