Un-ectomy – 2002 Ducati Monster S4 Fogarty Edition
Today’s Foggy is number 076 of just 300, and about as pristine as they come.
1971 Ducati 250 Desmo Silver Shotgun
One of the rarestAccording to Canadian Biker (CNDBKR), “Built for just two seasons (until a bodywork overhaul by Leopoldo Tartarini of Italjet in 1973), the Silver Shotgun has become one of the rarest of the Desmo singles…. Very few Ducati Silver Shotguns were built. Though intended for the US market, few were imported before the…
Featured Listing: 2008 Ducati S4RS Tricolore #060/400
In the early 90s, Ducati took the motorcycle world by storm when they introduced the Monster, a groundbreaking model that combined a sporty frame with a straightforward engine design. This innovative concept would go on to define the naked bike segment for years to come. Fast forward to 2008, and Ducati took the Monster to…
All Around Winner – 1995 Ducati 900SS
Even with an occasional hiatus, Ducati’s Supersport is an evergreen model, and the 1990’s 900SS was centered in a very sweet spot. Without being an under-used garage queen, today’s offering on BaT appears expertly preserved. Though it left circuit racing aspirations to the 4-valve 888 and 916, the 900SS specs kept the focus on sport.…
The Start of Something – 1991 Ducati 851
In the racing world – both MotoGP as well as World Superbike – Ducati is on a roll. Leading both championships by a strong margin, it would be fair to trace that racing dominance back to the 1972 breakthrough of Paul Smart and the legendary green-frame 750 win at Imola. But if you search for…
1987 Ducati 750 F1 Laguna Seca
Low milesHere we have another example of a rare motorcycle stored and loved for over 30 years with less than 200 miles on the odometer. 308 kilometers. RarityThe 1987 Ducati 750 F1 Laguna Seca was a limited-production model, with only 200 units produced. Significance According to Ian Falloon at MCNews down under, “To many Ducati…
Tasty Meatball – 2001 Ducati 996S USA Edition Tricolore
TricoloreThe Ducati 996S USA Edition was released in 2001 to commemorate Ducati’s success in the Superbike World Championship. Troy Bayliss, riding a Ducati 996, won the championship in 2001, adding to the bike’s historical value. The term “Tricolore” refers to the Italian flag’s colors (green, white, and red), and this edition was supposedly a limited…
1992 Ducati 851 with FBF 955cc Engine!
Here’s a great looking Ducati 851 Superbike that features an upgraded 955cc engine built by Fast by Ferrarci! The 1992 was the last year for the 851 before the 888 came to market. These 92 models actually have the 888 style bodywork a year early. And while the 851/888 may look similar to the SuperSport…