2007 Ducati Sport Classic

Ducati's Classic Cafe racer. 2007 Ducati Sport Classic is powered up with 992cc Desmo L-Twin engine, which produces close to 92bhp and 67 ft-lb. This Sport classic weight less than 190kgs which makes it lighter and powerful. Twin 320mm discs at the front and 245mm disc at the rear, makes the beast to slow down really fast. Termignoni exhaust with the Desmo L-twin makes a wonderful exhaust note. In stock, come to GP Bikes. It can be yours. The Sport Classic family, which has met with great success since its appearance in 2003, replicates the styling of the motorcycles built in Ducati's workshops in the 1970s, characterised by a minimalist, sporting look, with an exposed frame and bodyparts in soft, rounded shapes. To emphasis the unique style of these bikes, Ducati has used top-level original components and finishes, featuring chrome and brightwork that provide the final touch, personalise the range and EVOke the lines of the bikes from which they're inspired. The whole SportClassic family mates retro style with modern technology and mounts the brilliant Desmo 1000 DS engine: delivering impressive torque, this air-cooled 90° "L" twin-cylinder is the ideal engine for these new sports models. The cylinders, with their traditional cooling fins and classic L-configuration, harken to the original design by Taglioni. The 1000 DS engine is equipped with the Desmo twin-valve system, fuel injection and an electronic engine control to guarantee power, reliability, thrilling performance and ease of use. As of 2007, the Sport 1000 will be available in two new versions: as well as the traditional single-seater, the Sport 1000 will be produced in an updated two-seater version for the new season, with a comfortable seat for both rider and pillion, complete with removable seat-cover so as to leave that perfect Café Racer style undiminished.
Certified with GP Bikes powertrain warranty for 60 days or 3,000 km whichever comes first. ONLY 29,656km. Plus tax and license.

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