While many will view this bike as another manufactured “limited edition” bike by Ducati, for Foggy fans it probably doesn’t matter. Naturally it wears custom decal work specific to this edition. It’s also based on the S4 Monster that features the detuned 916 superbike motor, so it’s not lacking in the performance department considering it…
The 851 often gets the short end of the stick in terms of popularity in the market. The 888 that followed was generally considered the stronger evolution and better looking of the family. The 916 after that had a similar motor but of course was wrapped in super model good looks and even better components.…
Even though these were practically released as turn key collectibles, most buyers put them on the street for a little while to experience the investment a little bit. If you browse our archives, the examples we have highlighted have only turned 500-2500 miles in most cases. Not this one. It’s still a 0 mile example…
I’m posting this late on Tuesday night, and as of right now the winning bid is a mere $3050! What’s the catch right? The seller is very upfront that this bike was purchased from the estate of the previous owner, who had it stored in his living room. It sounds like most of the necessary…
It’s no secret I’m a big fan of the 900SS of the 90’s and this striking silver Final Edition 900SS 1998 model is no exception. That classic, carbureted, dry clutch, booming V-twin is the definition of what makes the last of this era Ducati Supersport such a special machine. This particular example has covered less…
Update 4.22.2014: Sold! Congratulations to buyer and seller! Update 4.3.2014: Price reduced to $53k for a quick sale. -dc Gino is one of the first to take advantage of our March Madness special on Featured Listings to help promote his 2008 Ducati Desmosedici with just 27 miles on it! It comes with all available options…
Up for grabs today is this beautifully restored vacation bike. Why vacation bike? Simple. Take the wife or significant other on a romantic holiday to Italy, and while you’re there do a little souvenir shopping. This one looks like it will do! Better be quick about it though, as this particular bike might find a…
Update 3.1.2014: We first spotted this SPS in October of last year and it’s back 6 months later for spring. Links updated. -dc If the 998S Bayliss posted on Saturday gets you fired up over it’s looks, perhaps something more subdued like this 996SPS fits the bill. The SPS was the top dog in 1999…