The Ducati 851 was the bike that started the modern era of racing success. It was the first water-cooled 4 valve twin that has been the foundation of all the engines through to the current 1198 in the Superbikes. While the bike has 851 as its designation the engine actually displaced 888cc which by 1993…
For Sale: 1995 Ducati Supersport 900 SS/SP Posted today is a not-too-rare Ducati that still pushes all of the right buttons for me. The mid 1990s 900 SS/SP (Sports Production) is essentially the evolution of the Superlight from a few years earlier. Ducati introduced a lower-spec 900 SS/CR (Cafe Racer) in that year, at a…
For Sale: 1994 Ducati Superbike 888 LTD With the release of the 888, Ducati once again raised the stakes in the Superbike market. Based around the last iteration of the 851 Superbike (which had already been punched out to 888cc), the 888 refined the concept and upped the ante. With more horsepower than the 851,…
So a 2004 Ducati 999S is not the rarest of Sportsbikes but the one that Eric Bostrom used as his daily rider is certainly a bit different. The bike by itself is rather sexy but adding the Bostrum heritage takes it to an extra level. Now I could go on about how special the bike…
Our mailbox is bursting at the seams this week with Craigslist finds! Some of these we may have posted before or on our Facebook page, but archived listings often don’t have fresh contact info or prices. Take a look: From Victor, a 1987 Yamaha TZR250 in San Diego From R.G., this 2008 Ducati Monster TriColore…
Our latest feature listing comes from Kenny in Calgary. He’s offering his thoroughly sorted Duacti 749R, #378. Take a gander at this beaut: This is one of the early models that came stock with the carbon fiber fairings for those who know the 749R. For those not familiar with what sets the R apart from…
For Sale: 1987 Ducati 750 F1 B I know we have been posting quite a few Ducatis as of late. This is not because we are slaves to the L-twins from Bologna so much as there seems to be a fantastic glut of collectable Ducs on the market these days. This particular 750 F1 is…
Welcome to yet another edition of our weekly recap of what’s been showing up on ClassicSportBikesForSale and CafeBikesForSale. This week we have quite the diverse selection with four different manufactures from four different countries. Summer is winding down, so why not snatch up one of these rides before it’s too late. Or if you live…