Ducati

Ducati enthusiasts don’t seem to mind the fact that some of their favorite models come with a high price tag. It’s the cost of owning what some believe to be the finest Italian automotive work…

When it comes to vintage motorbikes, you can’t miss the 2012 Ducati 848 Streetfighter. Ducati introduced the Ducati 848 Streetfighter in 2012 to cover a hole in its lineup, to offer a younger sibling to…

Ducati V21L MotoE is the first electric prototype motorbike by Ducati and is completely different from today’s zero emission rival bikes. The Ducati V21L was developed in partnership with Ducati and Ducati Corse engineers. Based…

Aside from its simple, beautiful design, the 1979 Ducati is a fabulous bike with an impressive track record. It comes powered with a 904cc air-cooled engine that is very reliable and fitted with a very…

When going over the specifications of the 1979 Ducati 500 Pantah, New Zealand’s Motorcycle Specs first points out this bike’s engineered design. This was a four-stroke engine with a two-cylinder design that each had two…

The Ducati 998 is a sports bike manufactured by the iconic brand Ducati between 2002 and 2004. It was the successor to the Ducati 996 model and the final offering of the Ducati 916 series….

The 1993 Ducati 907, I.E., also known as the Ducati Paso was in honor of Renzo Pasolini, who died in an accident at the Monza race course during the Italian Motorcycle Grand Prix. The Ducati…

Initially entering the American market in 1962, the Original Ducati Scrambler quickly established itself as one of the most iconic bikes of the 1960s. First editions were available in 250cc and 350cc configurations, while the…

It was 1997, a period that saw the introduction of some new and exciting concepts. Ducati motorcycles came out with this special edition for just one year. It was supposed to give the bike enthusiasts…