1990 Ducati 750 Sport Miles: 28,671 Clean California Title Listed Price: $3,500 Or Best Offer Listing Ends: March 28th, 2025 1990 Ducati 750 Sport for Sale on eBay at $3,500 Introduced in 1988 and a bit of a forgotten footnote today, the Ducati 750 Sport lived in the shadow of the new 851 that was…
2024 Ducati Panigale V4 Bagnaia Replica Miles: 15 Clean Title Listed Price: $95,000 CAD [$65,995 USD] 2024 Ducati Panigale V4 Bagnaia Replica for Sale on eBay at $65,995 2023 was a very big year for Ducati’s motorsports efforts. In case you hadn’t heard: they basically won… everything. With their days as a scrappy underdog long…
1998 Ducati 916 Miles: 9,800 Clean Title Listing Price: $11,950 Listing Ends: August 26th, 2024 1998 Ducati 916 for Sale on eBay for $11,950 Ducati entered the modern age technologically with the 851 superbike in 1987: it was their first ever liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, four valve engine and was designed to compete on equal footing with…
1985 Ducati TT1 Race Bike Miles: n/a Clean Title Starting Bid: $30,000 Auction ends: June 26th, 2024 Reserve Not Met 1985 Ducati TT1 Race Bike for Sale on eBay Before Ducati’s liquid-cooled, four-valve twins were taking the fight to the four-cylinder might of the Japanese Big Four in World Superbike racing, their two-valve, air/oil-cooled Pantah-engined…
2009 Ducati/Pierobon Hybrid Air-Cooled Racebike for Sale Price: $35,000 OBO Listing Ends: March 5th, 2024 This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated, hopefully. 2009 Ducati/Pierobon Hybrid Air-Cooled Racebike for Sale on eBay At a glance, this 2009 Ducati/Pierobon Hybrid Air-Cooled Racebike might look like a 1098 with track bodywork, but it’s…
Today’s Ducati 851 Strada represents the humble beginnings of the modern Ducati superbike. Prior to the 851, Ducatis were air-cooled, two-valve bikes famed for their handling, if not their outright power. The two-valve “Pantah” engine was introduced in 1979 and served alongside the later four-valve engine introduced in the 851 well into the 2000s, an…
Much ink and other media has been spilled extolling the virtues of the mighty Ducati 916. It is, quite simply, one of the most beautiful and significant sportbikes of the modern era. It was also expensive, uncomfortable, and maintenance-intensive. Basically, the quintessential Italian sportbike. But a quirk of history led to the Ducati 916 “Varese”…
The Ducati 900SS/CR was a bread-and-butter model for Ducati throughout the 90s, a more affordable option for Ducatisti who didn’t really need the performance or maintenance headaches of the more exotic four-valve bikes like the 851, 888, and 916. Here in the US, we mostly got the 900cc version, but 750 and 600 examples do…