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Ducati Dealership Opens Museum

Ducati 750 Sport Ducati Dealership Opens Museum

Progressive Pacific Northwest Ducati dealer MotoCorsa, fresh from publishing its Manigale calendar, has transformed its showroom into a museum for the month of January celebrating Ducatis over the ages.

Spanning some seven decades, some of the world’s rarest Ducati motorcycles will be shared, including a 1974 Ducati 750 Supersport and the 1993 Supermono (our favourite). 

The hit less includes:

  • 1957 175 Sport 
  • 1962 Falcon 50 
  • 1963 Scrambler 250 
  • 1965 Mach 3 Diana 250 
  • 1969 Scrambler 450 
  • 1970 Mark 3 D 450 Desmo 
  • 1974 750SS 
  • 1974 750 Sport 
  • 1976 860GT 
  • 1977 500 Sport Desmo 
  • 1977 900ss 
  • 1978 900ss 
  • 1979 900 Darmah 
  • 1981 900ss Hailwood 
  • 1984 F1 750 Desmo 
  • 1985 F1 750 Racebike 
  • 1986 F1 750 Laguna Seca 
  • 1992 907 Paso 
  • 1993 Supermono 
  • 1993 888 
  • 1994 916 
  • 2002 998S Bostrom 
  • 2002 998R 
  • 2002 MH900e 
  • 2006 Paul Smart LE 
  • 2008 Desmosedici RR 
  • 2008 1098R Bayliss 
  • 2012 1199 Panigale 
  • 2013 Diavel

Visit MotoCorsa in the month of January to check out the Ducati museum showcasing over 30 amazing examples of Bologna’s finest machines.

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3 Responses to “Ducati Dealership Opens Museum”

  1. What, not a single Monster?

  2. Good point Sylvia, should have had an original 900 or maybe an S4RS Tricolore

  3. If I lived close I would have let them show my Yellow 2000 748S, great idea though guys…