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2013 Ducati Diavel Carbon Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $20,495.00
YearYear:2013 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Redondo Beach, California, US

Redondo Beach, CA, US
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2013 Ducati Diavel Carbon, Machine finished forged aluminum Marchesini wheels, reducing weight to 452 lb. (207 kg). Marzocchi forks with diamond-like coating (DLC). Brake disc carriers in milled aluminum. Carbon fiber fairing and black accessories. All these make the Diavel Carbon a magical meeting point of style and performance.

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Robbie Brown gets World Superstock wildcard

Sat, 14 Jul 2012

Ducati Manchester's Robbie Brown is about to take on the biggest challenge of the year as he enters World Superstock 1000 as a wildcard at two rounds. The 848 Challenge series leader is standing in for Alexey Ivanov and will ride the Ducati Panigale at Brno, Czech Republic on 22/07/2012 and Silverstone, UK 05/08/2012. Robbie has taken 6 wins in the series so far and worked up a commanding 62.5 point advantage in the series to his nearest rival in 2nd position.

Ducati Diavel DVC by Moto Corse

Wed, 07 Aug 2013

Diavel is the name of the last muscle naked launched by Ducati. The custom bikes that have been built on this base are few and far between.Moto Corse, an Italian / Japanese company specialize in special parts for the most famous italian motorcycle brand, and they created a new performance version of the Ducati's maxi naked, called "Diavel DVC". This bike shows all the special parts that Moto Corse has prepared for the Diavel, also painted in a particularly elegant white livery.

Ducati Announces Multistrada 1200 with D-Air Integration for Europe

Mon, 24 Mar 2014

Ducati announced it is introducing a special Multistrada D-Air model, what the company calls the world’s first motorcycle fully integrated with an airbag-equipped riding jacket. Working with riding apparel maker Dainese, Ducati developed the Europe-only Multistrada variant to use its existing built-in sensors to detect an accident as it happens. Within 45 milliseconds after detecting an accident, the Multistrada wirelessly sends signals to the Dainese D-Air jackets worn by the rider and/or passenger, activating their airbags to reduce the risk of injury from the impact.