2009 Ducati Sport Classic 1000S Miles: 98 Clean Title Listed Price: $38,000 Listing Ends: Jan 2, 2025 2009 Ducati SportClassic 1000S for Sale on eBay at $38,000 Today’s Ducati SportClassic 1000S is very far from stock, although it appears to be extremely well put together and includes very high quality componentry. In spite of the…
2001 Ducati MH900e Miles: 0 Clean Title Listed Price: $60,000 Or Best Offer Listing Ends: November 13th, 2024 Zero-Mile 2002 Ducati MH900e for Sale on eBay at $60,000 Today’s “time capsule” Ducati MH900e has quite literally been in a glass case from new, like a fly trapped in amber, and is claimed to have exactly…
It may be April 1st, but this is no foolish prank here. This is a beautiful, exotic and rare NCR build of a Ducati 900 bevel. If you are a sport bike fan this should pique your interest. If you are a performance fan, this is the blueprint of how to get it done. If…
Update 4.23.2018: We’ve updated most of the listings below with their sale prices, and estimates from Bonhams were very close in most cases. Their showcase pieces did very well also. From Bonhams: Bonhams Spring Stafford Sale took place this weekend (21 and 22 April) at the International Classic MotorCycle Show and saw an incredible 92%…
Along with serving as Ducati’s skunk works and occasional racing department, the N.C.R. motorcycle design studio and fabrication shop made ( and continues to make ) some very special road machines. This commemorative of Mike Hailwood’s 1978 TT win is located in Italy and seriously collectible. 1978 NCR-Ducati 900SS for sale on eBay So rare…
Since its formation in 1967, NCR motorcycles has been Ducati’s de-facto competition arm, developing and producing race bikes based on Ducati themes. For the 30th anniversary of Mike Hailwood’s 1978 Isle of Man TT victory ( on an NCR-built Ducati 900SS ), the company produced a very short run of super light, no-holds-barred commemoratives, with…
Ducati’s first motorcycle was the Cucciolo [or “puppy” in Italian], which was basically a simple engine strapped to a bicycle, an affordable tool to get the Italian population mobile and back to work after the end of World War II. Certainly a far cry from the frameless, race-inspired exotica they’re famous for today. This NCR…
This is the sort of bike that sets the offices of RSBFS buzzing. Feast your eyes on an actual *factory* race bike. Not an RS version of a street bike. An actual “we are the Ducati factory and we are going racing…” sort of race bike. And not just any factory bike, but one piloted…