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NEW Ducati Scrambler set to be revealed NEXT WEEK.
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There’s a new Ducati Scrambler on the way 2019. And at this stage, that’s about all we know. But Ducati has just announced it’ll be debuting its latest Scrambler next week, on September 10th – so we won’t have to wait long to see it in the flesh. Speculation is swirling around the motorcycle industry…
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Moto GP: Lorenzo and Ducati take Silverstone by storm in Q2
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Spaniard leads teammate Dovizioso in mixed British GP conditions with Marquez 0.9 behind in P5 In testing conditions, Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Team) secured a sensational second pole position of the season at the GoPro British Grand Prix in a breathtaking Q2 session at Silverstone, with teammate Andrea Dovizioso earning his third consecutive front row start…
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Ducati to partner with Hero Motocorp?
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A recent report has revealed that Ducati may tie up with Indian manufacturer Hero Motocorp to launch a series of low-displacement premium motorcycles. Ducati are actually pretty late to the party. KTM has been having a phenomenal run in the global market with its compact Dukes and RCs which are made by Bajaj in India…
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SPY SHOTS: Up close, REAL CLOSE, with the 2019 Ducati Diavel prototype! Loads of details now out in the open. Actual photos.
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We brought you the first photos of the next generation Ducati Diavel over a month ago and a couple of weeks back we showed you these, and as it’s been a while we figured we’d put these out here again – these are our VERY up close photos of the 2019 Bologna bruiser. This…
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VW boss: “Either Ducati grows or we find new owners for it”
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It’s an on-off story that’s been bubbling away under Ducati’s surface for at least a couple of years now, but it looks like significant changes are about to get underway for the Italian company. Ducati is part of the VW group and it’s emerged on Bloomberg that VW CEO (so, the man who ultimately has…
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VIDEO: A Chinese built Ducati 848? No, it’s a rebadged Sigma Warrior 350!
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Pakistan-based Sigma Motors imports and manufactures low and medium displacement bikes for emerging markets. And its flagship model is its Sigma Warrior 350, which looks remarkably like a Ducati 848. Sigma has even created a model with Ducati branding, to show just how close it is to the iconic Italian manufacturer’s machine. To be honest,…
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Oi, Ducati! Wanna race? Here’s Harley-Davidson’s brutal looking NEW Streetfighter 975
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Planned to launch at the beginning of 2020, this is Harley’s meaty new Streetfighter 975 – powered by the same modular, water-cooled V-twin motor that’s at the heart of the newly-announced Pan America 1250, the bike is light on details from the firm right now, but big on looks. “The bold actions we are…
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Troy Bayliss’ WDW Ducati Panigale V4 S is on Ebay right now, with days still to go, and the bids are up to a staggering £106,688!
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So if you fancy buying the Ducati Panigale V4 S that Troy Bayliss competed on in last weekend’s Race of Champions at Word Ducati Week then there’s good and bad news… the good news is there’s still three and a bit days to go to place your bid on Ebay, the bad news is…
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VIDEO: Ducati’s 2018 Pikes Peak win. Carlin Dunne smashes it.
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It takes the right team, dedication, and motorcycle to win a podium at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. And this year, Ducati took two. Here’s a short video showing the 2018 King of the Mountain, Carlin Dunne, in action. Ducati racer Carlin Dunne once again led the Ducati Pikes Peak team to victory and reclaimed the crown…
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Ducati to auction twelve Panigale V4’s from its ‘Race of Champions’
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Twelve race-configured Ducati Panigale V4 S bikes will be going under the hammer straight after World Ducati Week’s ‘Race of Champions’. They’ll be ridden by veritable who’s who of Ducati racing – including Dovizioso, Lorenzo, Petrucci, Miller, Davies, Melandri, Rinaldi, Pirro, Abraham, Rabatand Fores, in addition to Ducati legend, Troy Bayliss – and will…
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