Motorcycle fans embrace the Ducati legend as the epitome of motorcycle racing. Two Italian brothers founded the company in 1926 as a radio manufacturer, but quickly shifted to motorcycles in post-World War One Italy. The Ducati brothers' early motorcycles were motorized bicycles. By the end of the forties and World War Two, Ducati had started producing racing bikes for the track. Like the auto industry, the motorcycle manufacturing industry races branded bikes like Ducati and then puts motorcycle tech into street bikes. The result is a class of street-legal racing bikes like the Ducati Diavel V4.
The V4 Engine
The Ducati Diavel V4 continues Ducati's reputation as a top-tier racing bike manufacturer. Like the V4 motorcycle engine, refined over decades into a racing monster and Ducati specialty. Ducati's V4 engines use an arm mechanism to force the combustion chamber closed. Early V4s were problematic because some used springs that would break at high speed. Modern V4s use springs, but not Ducati. They still use the tech they developed and refined. Owning the Ducati Diavel V4 puts motorcycle history between your legs.
Lightweight Chassis
Ducati motorcycle power cruisers are legendary for being light and agile on the track and now the Granturismo engine. Decades of chassis refinements led to the monocoque frame using a single-sided swingarm. The material of choice is aluminum, which came straight out of the aircraft industry and helps keep Ducati bikes light and maneuverable.
21st Century Style
The Ducati Diavel V4 brings 20th-century mechanized combustion power into the 21st century. Looking at a picture of the Ducati Diavel V4 evokes the thrill of speed like when people first understood they could go fast on two wheels. This is the Ducati style that jumps off the screen; a century of track-to-road motorcycle racing tech that's 100% Italian. The new Diavel and the Diavel 1260 comes in thrilling black and red.
Advanced Electronics
The Ducati Diavel V4 uses computer-assisted technology, adding to the thrill of owning a Ducati. Like technology assisted traction control pioneered by Ducati more than a decade ago. Electronics also helps the Ducati Diavel V4 with fuel consumption with a rear cylinder deactivation system that saves gas. They also use a 6-axis inertial platform that constantly adjusts to road conditions.
Shop For the Ducati Diavel V4 at FFUN Motorcycles
The Ducati Diavel V4 brings enthusiasts the racing feel without risking high-speed racing. Look for the new Diavel with the V4 Granturismo engine at FFUN Motorcycles. These machines have wheelie control on mono-shock front suspension for thrillingly spirited turns. Select power modes and riding modes for your comfort as you monitor the state-of-the-art TFT. A quick shifter combined with calliper brakes for stopping control gives riders confidence in cornering abs. Visit FFUN Motorcycle Company today for a test drive.
