Ducati Motorcycle Reviews

Ducati's newest sports tourer breaks with convention and now comes with a three valve head instead of the usual four

Ducati's tweaked baby supersport twin gets a new kick in the pants and better suspension for 2004

Ducati have kept it simple, but the Desmosedici is on the cusp of greatness. Niall bagged a go

With 130,000 sold since 1993, the Monster has been (ahem) a monster success for Ducati. Now here's the sportiest version ever - the S4R

The new 2003 Multistrada. It's a practical, useful alternative to a sportsbike, but it can tour, commute and still cut it in the twisties as it was born on the mountain roads

If you want a bike that makes you feel a million dollars whenever you ride it there is only one manufacturer to turn to

One of the most eagerly awaited motorcycles of 2010 broke cover in the volcanic heat of Lanzarote. Ducati’s complete revision of the Multistrada could be enough to steal top all-rounder tag from the BMW R1200 GS. Here’s how the first ride went down

Two bikes from the upper echelon of the motorcycle world, the £42,000 Desmosedici RR and the Samurai Type 5

One of the MotoGP gods from the 990 era, the Ducati Desmosedici has been transplanted to a road-going and is now terrifying regular riders

Ducati’s hand-made and deliciously savage 1098R is unashamedly brutal, it takes no prisoners and makes no excuses. We lived with the £26k masterpiece for three weeks to find out if you can really live with such excess

Improved riding position and mid-capacity engine make new Monster 796 a very rounded entry-level proposition

Angry, stiff, unforgiving and verging on the unmanageable in inexperienced hands. BUT with a super-strong engine, amazing brakes and a soundtrack to savour. Hard work