DUCATI
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Italian motorcycle maker based in Bologna, known for its V-twin engines and the Monster naked bike.
- Headquarters
- Bologna, Italy
- First motorcycle
- 1950, built around the Cucciolo engine
- Known for
- The Monster, introduced in 1993
- Company
- Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A.
After the Second World War Ducati offered its own motorcycle built around the Cucciolo engine, in collaboration with SIATA, once more than 200,000 of the engines had been sold. That first Ducati motorcycle was a 48 cc machine.
The company introduced its liquid-cooled, multi-valve 90-degree V-twins in 1985 and the Ducati Monster in 1993, a naked bike with an exposed trellis frame and engine that now accounts for almost half of worldwide sales. Its headquarters are in Bologna.
- 1944The Cucciolo engine is offered to the public
- 1950First Ducati motorcycle
- 1952Cruiser scooter shown in Milan
- 1993Ducati Monster introduced
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DUCATI Ducati Scrambler: the modern revival of a 1960s name
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DUCATI Ducati 250 Mark 3: the 250 that replaced the Diana
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DUCATI Ducati 350 Mark 3: the first of the wide-case singles
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DUCATI Ducati Multistrada: many roads in one motorcycle
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DUCATI Ducati 996: the 916 grows up
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DUCATI Ducati 749: Terblanche’s smaller 999
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DUCATI Ducati 998: the last of the 916 line
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DUCATI Ducati 450 Mark 3: the biggest of the wide-case singles
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DUCATI Ducati 748: the 916 in a smaller size
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DUCATI Ducati Pantah: the belt-driven V-twin that changed Ducati
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DUCATI Ducati 750 GT: the first Ducati V-twin
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DUCATI Ducati 916: Tamburini’s benchmark superbike
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DUCATI Ducati 1198: more power for the last desmoquattro twin
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DUCATI Ducati 999: Terblanche’s divisive superbike