This is a 1098 engined bike
However i am more drawn to the air cooled engined Leggero bikes. I am fairly certain an air-cooled Ducati is next on my list, though maybe not one of these with their price tags.
Walt Siegl Ducatis
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Walt Siegl Ducatis
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This is a 1098 engined bike
However i am more drawn to the air cooled engined Leggero bikes. I am fairly certain an air-cooled Ducati is next on my list, though maybe not one of these with their price tags.
This is a 1098 engined bike
However i am more drawn to the air cooled engined Leggero bikes. I am fairly certain an air-cooled Ducati is next on my list, though maybe not one of these with their price tags.
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Re: Walt Siegl Ducatis
Bikes you'd want to take to a bike meet....and ONLY to a bike meet.
That ambulance-themed Ducati is interesting..../
That ambulance-themed Ducati is interesting..../
