Photos at http://freelancethink.blogspot.com/2015/05/carbon-copy-ducati-848.html
Ducati
Onboard Ducati at Pikes peak.
Just Awesome!
Ducati porn.. Sometimes when you go to a bike show, the best rides are in the parking lot..
Stupifying E-bay auction!
The full link here while it lasts:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200597025213+&viewitem=#v4-43
Here’s a screen-grab.
Just added another new blog link.
Along with Mutant Moto from last night, I just added Team Benzina. Be sure to check them out!
Here’s a nice Ducati Darmah from Greg’s Benzina photo archives!
Reader Ride. Awe Inspiring BMW Boxer / Ducati hybrid.
Wow! Talk about craftsmenship! This stunner of a bike comes to us from Steffen Bühring of Germany.
He writes in:
Hi,
Some pics from Berlin Germany.
This bike cost 3 month hard work, the weight is 180 kilo, 105HP, its look like a BMW, but it is an Ducati (because the frame is from a Duc!)
Salut!
I speechless. What a great build!
Ducati Condor. Ther original Ducati Adventure Bike?
From the for sale ad where I saw he bike. If you’re interested it can be found HERE
Forget the Multistrada here is Ducati’s first adventure bike. Built as a collaboration between the Ducati factory and the Swiss military to construct an all purpose, go anywhere bike. The changes that the Condor folks came up with were unique to this bike alone, too bad Ducati didn’t use any of the changes Condor did on the production singles of the day. For instance they used a spin on oil filter, something no Ducati single ever had. The engine is rubber mounted to the frame and there is also a rubber mounted head steady, the result is that the bike has a smoother ride and feel that the production singles. The brakes are larger diameter on the Condor and the rear wheel has a unique feature allowing the chain and rear sprocket to be kept in place when the rear wheel is removed. The tool kit is very BMW-like with a complete tool roll and tire pump, the saddlebags are removable and water resistant (not waterproof though) and, at least to me, the best feature on the bike is the dual rifle holders. No more tail gaiters for you!
About as special a racebike as there may be on this earth.
At the Blue Bevel Ducati cafe…
Video. A Burnout.. on a burnout.. on a burnout..
This is just too strange. Autoblog called it the “Turducken of burnouts”… sounds about right!