If you’ve been on the lookout for a Ducati SportClassic you’ve probably noticed they command quite a premium these days, and for good reason. But this is no ordinary Sport 1000S. This bike is on a whole other level though as it’s an NCR built race machine. Act quickly as there isn’t much time left…
Update 6.16.2013: Back on eBay after we first saw it in April. Price is down $3k with a buy-it-now of $22k. One bid of $15k but reserve is still in place. Just a few hours to go but could be a great Father’s Day gift 😉 Links updated. -dc We don’t get the chance to…
31 years away from being new, this 1982 Ducati is a classic bike that still looks great. Reported as original paint and sitting just shy of 24,000 miles, this bike offers traditional cafe racer styling with loads of collector bike appeal. With an air cooled, desmo L-twin engine, this model was one of the last…
Update 6.12.13: I’m getting a lot of email to alert me that this rare specimen is back on eBay. Originally listed in January, it now has an opening bid of $30k, which is $10k less than previous. And it appears no reserve. Thanks all! Links updated, -dc Do you want the best of everything? Do…
For Sale: 2002 Ducati S4 “Carl Fogarty” Monster #213 Update 6.5.2013: Original posted last October, this Foggy is back with some new pictures and text on the auction. It had an opening bid of $11,500 and a BIN of $12,500 previously, but today it is a BIN of $9,250 or best offer. Thanks for the…
When the Ducati 748 was released, it was very nearly anticlimactic. Hot on the heels – and definitely in the shadows – of the bigger 916, the 748 was the answer to a question nobody was really asking at the time. Essentially a 916 with a smaller motor, did the world really want a kindler,…
Motorbike magazines of 20 years ago, often compared the Honda RC 30 and the Ducati 888 SP models. At the end, these bikes were the top of sport bikes. They represented the most exotic commercial bikes available and were also the most expensive. Both of them were real race replicas. When put at the test,…
We’ve only had the opportunity to post a Santamonica once before. With just 150 produced, in the best F1 colors without a doubt, this example is billed as restored and from a museum collection. Currently reserve is not met with high bid of £6,100.00 (~$9200 USD). Hat tip to RSBFS Emeritus Jay Bernard for the…