This wild custom bike started life as a Ducati Diavel V4!
Already an aggressive-looking high-performance bike, this Ducati Diavel V4 gets completely transformed by VTopia Design.
VTopia Design has unleashed its latest creation onto the world, a fully custom Ducati Diavel V4 that channels sci-fi, anime and digital art.
The stock Diavel is already a fairly wild-looking machine. Long, low-slung and with that thumping great V4 engine as the centrepiece to the machine. For some, though, in factory fresh form, the standard bike could be considered a little tame, and while you could tickle the options list on the Ducati website, why not take it a few steps further?
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That's what the team at VTopia Design did, a Swiss custom house with a history of making futuristic-looking custom bikes, that have a bite to match their aesthetic bark.
Called Anima, the Diavel has been totally reimagined, with all the Ducati bodywork binned and replaced with a complex geometric patchwork of carbon fibre. And the team at VTopia didn’t just replace the bodywork of the Diavel; they completely changed the stance of the bike, lifting the tail and lowering the nose. The result is a machine that seems like it’s about to pounce out of the screen at you, with the heavily shrouded forks only serving to increase the aggressive demeanour.
Looks aside, the team at VTopia also slotted on some pukka performance parts, with a fully custom Spark exhaust system, and lashings of Motocorsa bolt-on goodies being some of the most prominent. They even chucked a set of Brembo GP4-MS calipers at the bike and mated them to MotoGP-spec carbon-ceramic brake discs!
This bike will now spawn a limited number of production bikes set to land in the home of (presumably) well-heeled bikers. No price is mentioned on the VTopia website, although you can enquire about the model through the dedicated webpage.
Images: Edgar Frexes
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