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Hi there, I'm in the market for a new bike, I've had RSV4, Tuono and currently riding 2016 R1. I don't commute, I ride weekends and trips away but I do a bunch of KM a year, 20,000KM plus... So , Tell me your experiences with the V4 in that sort of riding, this would be my first ducati , I'm...

So a couple weeks back I had some oil-looking-stuff dripping down the left side muffler. I put the bike up on its rear stand determined to find the source. I raised the kickstand, cleaned the muffler, cleaned that catch cup under the chain and discovered that it was full, and most likely the...

So I finished putting it together. Its just like the real thing minus wiring, battery engine covers and other misc things. Still looking for a gas tank, front fender, steering dampener, DP bike stand. Got Tricolor to replace Sandy

Hi all, I am new to this forum and want to get to know more about the members here and what do you Ducati enthusiasts do for a living? Let me start with myself, I am a trucker in NJ and run a trucking company. I work long hours and almost 7 days a week, but whenever I have a chance I will...

So the drowned bike story isnt over yet. Took off some more parts. Pretty close to rolling chassis. Here is the thing. Trying to decide between cleaning, drying it all out and putting most of it together to make it a beautiful living room display or sell it part by part. Dont feel like selling...

german reporter at the motor testbench at ducati (simulating the track in monza, italy) a little older, but i think worth watching (although it is only a static motor with some noise ;-) ) WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Ducati 1199 Panigale Engine Sound - YouTube

Moved from Blighty to the US over 20yrs ago and live north of Atlanta towards the mountains where the riding is one of the best I have ever experienced. I have a collection of bikes incl. Ducatis been riding since the 70's. Mu hobbies incl. building bikes and racing CCS on a MV Agusta 1080F4...