For Sale: Cagiva Alazzurra 650 The Cagiva Alazzurra fits into the category of relatively rare, but does not always fit into the category of well loved. In the day they were as close as you could get to a legally imported, street Ducati. But adoption was low and Cagiva eventually removed the brand from the…
For Sale: 1986 Ducati F1 Update 5.23.2012: We first saw this Duc in November of last year and it’s be relisted. Last time we saw bidding cross $10k with the reserve still in place. Currently at $5700 reserve not met. Links updated. -dc From San Francisco, California comes this fantastic Ducati 750 F1 “B” model,…
Update 4.7.2012: Originally listed in September 2011, I believe this to be the same bike that is currently listed on eBay. Very close mileage and still in New Hampshire. Looks like the original windshield has been refitted. Links updated. -dc Location: Chichester, New Hampshire Mileage: 1,319 Price: Auction with reserve Want a super cool two-stroke…
For Sale: 1985 Cagiva 650 Alazzurra If elements of this Cagiva Alazzurra look familiar, they should. Until the late 1980s the Cagiva brand name (and elephant logo) were the face of Ducati in the United States. Yes, we all knew about the Ducati brand before then, but with Ducati-sourced engines, the only officially imported brand…
OK so I am sure some of you are wondering why this is up as a rare sports bike well it was priced under the era when Cagiva owned Ducati and this used the 650 Ducati engine. In fact only 500 of these bikes ever made it to the US.. It was from a time…
For Sale: 1987 Ducati 750 F1 Fresh from our April 1 escapades (you DID realize it was April Fool’s Day, didn’t you?) comes this fantastic 1987 Ducati F1 in classic Italian tri-colore livery. Built during Ducati’s dark days of the mid-to-late 1980s – sales were way down and Ducati was struggling financially – the 750…
Italian Teens Commuter Or U.S. Exotica? Titled 1995 Cagiva Mito It is kind of funny how something can be very ordinary in one place an exotic in another. These little Mitos, in my opinion, are classic bikes. Their design/look is timeless much like, say a Ducati 916. Could it be because the same pen designed them? …
1993 Cagiva Mito In North Carolina In my opinion, the Mito is one of those bikes that just has classic lines. I actually favor the styling of the older model Mito’s like this one. Nothing wrong with the Cagiva red either. This one has a few issues but might be had for a decent price. The…