Location: Pacific Palisades, CA Mileage: 14,500 Price: Auction Update 1.7.2013: This 851 failed to meet reserve when first listed last month at $6900 but is now relisted and seller notes a lowered reserve. Links updated. -dc The Ducati 851 is one beautiful bike, one of the best in the Ducati all time line up. This…
Available now on eBay is this 4800 miles Ducati 888 SPO for $9800. It has some scratches on the lower fairing and a stress crack on the upper, but overall the bike looks to be in solid cosmetic condition. As for mechanical they note the bike is due for a belt service, tires, and a…
The Desmosedici, also known as the D16RR, holds an interesting place in the history of rare motorcycles. The most expensive of the “mass produced” motorcycles (only 1,500 were created for sale), the D16 had a sticker price of some $72,000 – and initially sold well above that mark. Time quickly caught up with this MotoGP…
This post would probably be more aptly be titled, “top 10 most viewed bikes we posted in 2012”, but in honesty this sampling mostly represents the most popular bikes on the site anyway. Thanks to both buyers and sellers for helping make 2012 our best year ever and we can’t wait to see what the…
Today we’ve got a 999R factory Fila replica. The owner notes that this is #11 of 200 and as such added Rueben Xaus number plates to match. This bike has obviously been given special care and has seen limited use with just 6300 miles. Plus the shot of the bike in the bedroom completes the…
It is hard to make a stock Ducati seem ordinary but the Motion Ducati’s pull it off pretty easily. I know it is just a picture but doesn’t it just give the impression that every single item on the bike, down to the nuts and bolts is just perfect? Even the emblem is kick ass.…
This Bayliss special edition is advertised as brand new and never registered. The $43,995 buy-it-now price is exactly what it stickered for in 2009. Looking at through our archives with other new or nearly new examples shows this asking price to be about right, though we don’t have a recorded sale at that asking price.…
It doesn’t happen every day to come across a Ducati 996RS. How about two in a week? This one here is found in Italy: While it carries the Troy Bayliss colors the seller describes this bike as Neil Hodgson’s WSBK race tool back in 2000. The year after, it was ridden by Steve Martin as…