Gooichi's 749 special - how cool is that? TAKE A LOOK at this stunning Ducati 749 low-rider/street drag bike, created by Gooichi Motosports from Pittsburg, USA.The bike features a modified frame, stretched swingarm, spoked wheels, slash-cut exhausts

Termignoni exhaust system. The power is boosted to around 110bhp, meaning the mighty Monster gets more stomp but we still can't get over those graphics.It's produced by Ducati specialists Rever Corsa and will cost you £35,000 which is about £26,000 more than

from the engine alone. The latest motor has new cams, an 848-style crank from the company's fully-faired superbike, an increase in compression over the ild model - up from 10.7:1 to 11.3:1 - and tweaked inlet and exhaust ports. This adds up to a boost

New Monster or just a parts bin special?HERE's A snap of what's rumoured to be the new Ducati Monster 1100 by a keen-eyed member of the Italian Ducati Monster Club website.The bike looks like an updated Ducati Monster 696 with the 1100CC DS engine

THE championship winning combination of Chaz Davies and the ParkinGO team will make the move up to World Superbikes in 2012 with Ducati.Team boss Giuliano Rovelli had planned to move up to the top-flight class with Yamaha, but the ParkinGO squad

.For the chance to win one of these limited edition mountain bikes customers must contact a Ducati authorised dealership and book a demonstration ride on one of the current 2010 range.  Customers can choose from a model line-up that includes the new Multistrada

team have today decided to attend Donington this weekend. The main reason for this decision is the fact that late yesterday MSV confirmed to John Hackett that John Laverty's Buildbase NW200 Ducati 1098R Superbike Cup entry remains unaffected

NEW SHOTS have emerged of Ducati's soon-to-be-released 2010 Strada Aperta. And by the looks of things, it's got a face only its mother could love.But on the plus side, it looks to have a massive digital dash, adjustable screen, decent handguards

AS IF the Ducati 1198S wasn't exclusive and expensive enough, out comes this race-tuned edition.As you can see form the photos it comes dripping in ultra-exclusive parts and boasts a whopping 180bhp at the rear wheel, a boost of 13bhp and torque

A Ducati 996SPS stolen from Australian Motorcycle News has been recovered at a recycling tip in Melbourne - 12 years later.The 996SPS was used by then staffer Mark Fattore in a superbike test back in 1999, following the test the bike was stored