Behold: the Ducatti Superleggera, or rather, a custom ‘naked’ upgrade of same by builder and former 250cc GP champ Roland Sands, who took a 2014 Ducati 1199 Superleggera and turned it into the world’s highest performance custom bike. 

By replacing the already lightweight Ducatti bodywork with even lighter carbon fibre panels, adding a modified titanium exhaust, oversized race radiator, oil cooler, carbon handlebars, tank and GP-grade running gear, Sands increased the bike’s power to 207bhp, upping the revs by a further 1000rpm.

Easy now. It’s only for looking at.

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9 thoughts on “Hot Wheels

  1. jamesjoist

    What would those modifications mean in terms of K’s per hour , or miles per hour ?

    1. Liam Deliverance

      The original bike was good for around 200mph or 325km/h. This one may not go too much quicker on the top end but probably delivers with a good deal more punch. Loss of bodywork and therefore aerodynamics would be a loss to top end speed. 0-100 km/h in around 2.3. Mostly guessing on my part but to answer your question.

  2. Matt Pilates

    Had one of those. Rubbish. Broke down on the ‘Rock Road. Had to get a lift home from Lorraine Keane. Bought a Honda 50.

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