The Ducati Museum in Bologna has undergone complete renovation to celebrate the company's 90th anniversary
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The Ducati Museum in Bologna has undergone complete renovation to celebrate the company's 90th anniversary
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Imagine for a second that you've made it. Whether it be through sheer luck, hard work or divine skill, you've reached a point in your life where you have everything you'll ever need – maybe eve...
I posted something on this a while back but it
is open now and I really hope people that are in the area go and see it...
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In a heavily secured workshop in Southern England is one man’s multi-million pound personal motorcycle collection. It includes more MotoGP bikes and World Superbikes than even the Ducati factory itself owns. Rumoured to be worth in the region of £50,000,000. We were let in to the secret location for a quick look round, and still can’t quite believe what we saw.
This collection is legendary...
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Even fancied a visit in Bologna, Italy at the Ducati Museum, but you're simply too far away and the trip would be too expensive? Well, you can still take a virtual tour of the museum, as long as you're connected to the Internet and can access Google Maps.
This is very cool, you literally can tour the museum...
Really cool, you can tour the side rooms too...
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A 1982 Ducati 900 Mike Hailwood Replica at the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa.
To commemorate legendary British racer Mike Hailwood's triumphant win in the 1978 Isle of Man TT race, this replica became Ducati's best seller in the early 1980s. It was produced from 1979 until 1986 and was based on a restyled and customized 900 SuperSport. Wearing the red, green and white of the Italian flag, the MHR was an 860cc V-twin with desmodromic valve train. The Gran Prix-style front fairing was originally one piece, but was later split into two sections for better access to the mechanics beneath....more
Can't wait to get our first look at this in a couple days!