2016 Ducati Scrambler 800 with only 4000 kms on the clock. This “Full Throttle” version of the Scrambler was imported from Japan and first registered in New Zealand in 2018. This model has proved to be a huge success for Ducati with its low seat height, versatile 800cc powerplant, nimble …
2003 Ducati Monster S4R travelled only 2500 kms. Ducati rewrote the book on naked sport bikes when they released the S4R in 2003! Powered by the 996 superbike engine and featuring a beautifully crafted single-sided swing arm and dripping in carbon fibre, it didn’t get much better than this! Have …
2012 Ducati 848 EVO with only 5,000 km on the clock. Yes, you read that right. 5,000 km. Might as well be a new bike! The EVO version of the 848 featured significant engine refinements resulting in an extra 6 HP, more torque and 12,000 km service intervals. To help …
2012 Ducati HM1100 EVO with just 9,100 kms on the clock. If you like dirt bikes, you’re gonna love this thing! It’s like riding an open class moto-x bike on the street. Pretty much impossible to keep the front wheel on the ground! The EVO version of the Hypermotard features …
2007 model Ducati Sport Classic GT1000 travelled just 27,750 km. This one was first registered in New Zealand in 2012 having been imported from Japan. Often called the gentlemans Ducati, these bikes have a look and feel all of their own. The 1000Ds engine unit coupled to a retro styled …
2004 Ducati 749R just arrived into stock with 19150 kms on the clock. These bikes are widely recognised as being one of the best ever superbikes produced by Ducati, and of these, the 2004 model is recognised as being the one to have. Individually numbered and featuring full carbon bodywork, …
2009 Ducati 848 Superbike just arrived from Japan with just 18,400 kms on the clock. These bikes are as good to ride as they are to look at! Stunning performance and razor sharp handling all in a package that looks and sounds like it means business. This is one bike …
