The Ducati Sport Classics have been appreciating in value the last several years, many exceeding original purchase price already after just 8 years. These two examples go much further than that and pack far more than the factory ever offered. -dc Built 2006 Ducati Paul Smart for sale on eBay – $55,000 Buy-it-Now from the…
Update 5.4.2014: This bike is now sold. Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc Update 5.3.2014: Price reduced to $5750 from $6500 firm. -dc Today’s Featured Listing is this enthusiast owned, and thoughtfully improved, 1995 Ducati 916 Monoposto. It has 17.5k miles and from the seller’s description, was ridden as it was intended in the hills…
The Ducati Triple 9 series launch was a bifurcating event. Designed by Terblanche as a radical departure from the iconic 916/996/998 series of bikes, the 999 was instantly vilified as ugly and lacking design focus. The intervening years have been kinder to the design approach, however, and the 999 now stands out as a unique…
Update 4.26.2014: Posted the first time almost a year ago, this SPS is back with an opening reserve not met bid of $10k. Mike noted that it wore a $17k buy-it-now the first time, so bid accordingly. Also note the comments below as there is discussion about how SPS bikes were sold originally. Links updated.…
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…