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World Championship-winning technology.
The 1198 was born to perform. Its victory-driven technology comes directly from Ducati's World Championship-winning race bikes – and it's evident in every detail of the bike.
The 1198 S creates a dream package, taking everything that the 1198 model has and adding top-of-the-range suspension, lightweight chassis components and Ducati's impressive DTC system.
Engineered by the stopwatch, designed by the race track.
The 1198 S Corse Special Edition marks the historic introduction of a new Ducati Corse logo and features a factory team-style aluminium fuel tank, bold Corse colour scheme and a race kit.
Engineered by the stopwatch, designed by the race track.
The 1198 S Corse Special Edition marks the historic introduction of a new Ducati Corse logo and features a factory team-style aluminium fuel tank, bold Corse colour scheme and a race kit.
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http://OneWheelDrive.Net heads out on a boomerang tour of Canada, starting in Toronto, Ontario, heading to Newfoundland, then returning to Vancouver, BC, a motorcycle tourists dream. This episode the Multistrada and I reach the eastmost point in North America - Cape Spear, NF.
This is a short video shot in Washington state about a elderly man still enjoying the thrill of riding a motorcycle.
The sound of thunder from Ducati
Outside the Ducati Factory. Of course, the Ducati motorcycle company would LOVE it if ALL their employees had their bikes on display in the parking lot! If you work for Ducati, you do get 30% off on your motorcycle!
Today, Friday, October 24, 2008, in the morning, we were fortunate enough to take an English speaking tour of the Ducati factory and museum. The first thing you smell when you walk by the metal being washed is "metal." Then you see the shiny, polished metal parts. You see engine parts. Then you see all the employees working to assemble the engines, and finally, the motorcycle. A Ducati motorcycle takes 3 hours to assemble--and many workers work on each product. By the end of the tour, I want a motorcycle!