Ducati Superbikes - Reviews And Classifieds
The most famous Ducati family - Ducati superbikes are the pedigree line of Ducati production motorcycles and are closely linked to the rich racing history of the company all the way from the iconic 916 up to the limited edition release of the truest of race replicas - the Ducati Desmosedici.
Ducati Superbike Model Reviews And Classifieds
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The Ducati 748 was the smaller sibling of the iconic Ducati 916 and shared many of its adored characteristics particularly with regards to handling. A little less power makes it a favorite entry bike into the world of Ducati. |
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The Ducati 749 was the smaller brother of the Ducati 999 sharing many of the same parts. Ducatistas are divided on this model with some not liking it's design and others pedastalling it as the greatest small Ducati sportbike made. |
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The Ducati 848 is the latest mid-size sportbike from Ducati with an emphasis on real world performance rather than the track. It replaces the 749 increasing power and saving weight. |
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The Ducati 916 is "the" Ducati sportbike of it's time and has a loyal following worldwide. With it's unique Ducati V-twin engine that contrasted with the inline 4 Japanese motorcycles it was both unique and well received upon release. |
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Manufacturer by Ducati from 1999 to 2002 the Ducati 916 continues the iconic 916 line famous for both it's beauty and handling. A classic piece of Ducati history. |
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The Ducati 998 is the successor to the Ducati 996 which continued the Ducati 916 line into 2003. It featured the Testastretta engine across all the models. |
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The Ducati 999 superseded the Massimo Tamburini designed Ducati 916, Ducati 996 and Ducati 998 range of superbikes in 2003. It was designed by Pierre Terblanche and has some lovers and some haters. |
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The Ducati 1098 traces back to the 998 more than the Ducati 999 that it replaced with a single sided swingarm, horizontal headlights and a non-integrated exhaust system. A real 21st century sportbike. |
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The Ducati Desmosedici is a series of 4-stroke V4 Prototype motorcycles developed by Ducati to compete in MotoGP. In 2006 Ducati released a limited number of bespoke replicas. As close to a true race bike as you can get. |