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Ducati Hypermotard SP

SPECIFICATIONS:

year: 2014
make: Ducati
Model: Hypermotard
price: $ 14995
Engine: Testastretta 11° L-Twin, 4 Desmodromically actuated valves per cylinder, liquid cooled
Transmission: 6-speed
Horsepower @ RPM: 110
Torque @ RPM: 66
Energy: Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
Displacement: 821 cc

Fast, good looking and agile, the Ducati Hypermotard SP rewards you with a sporty riding experience every time you jump on its back.

The motorcycle weighs 171 kg (dry) and is built around a 821cc, Testastretta 11° L-Twin, liquid cooled engine that puts out a maximum power of 81 kW (110 Hp) at 9250 rpm and 89 Nm (65.8 Lb-Ft) of torque at 7750 Rpm. The unit is mounted on a modern tubular steel trellis frame.

For enhanced performances, the Ducati Hypermotard SP is equipped with the Ducati Traction Control system, which is adjustable over 8 levels and you also get the Ducati Safety Pack (DSP).

The bike rides on forged Marchesini rims combined with fully adjustable suspensions with an ultralight Marzocchi aluminium yoke and an Öhlins rear shock absorber.

As far as prices are concerned, the Ducati Hypermotard SP can be yours for no less than $14,995.

Overview


Hyper Adrenaline

A raised set-up, forged Marchesini rims, fully adjustable suspensions with an ultralight Marzocchi aluminium yoke and Öhlins rear shock absorber for an extraordinary dry weight of 171 kg. ABS and Ducati Traction Control as standard, so you can concentrate on having a good time. And the incredible Ducati Corse livery underlines the fact that the Hypermotard SP is an uncompromisingly sporty bike, ready to face any challenge.

2014 Ducati Hypermotard SP Key Features:


Equipment

Ducati Safety Pack (ABS, DTC)
Riding Modes (Race | Sport | Wet)
50mm aluminium Marzocchi forks
Öhlins rear suspension
Marchesini forged wheels
Aluminium tapered handlebars
Radial front brake pump
Carbon fibre:
Front mudguard
Cam-belt covers

Concept:


Design
The new Hypermotard family has done it again with the latest design which offers, as with the first version, a stunning looking bike that is a joy to ride.

The original dirtbike-inspired look has become even more daring thanks to the visibly higher ground clearance, the high and tapered tail and the narrow sides. These are the design elements that characterise the new version and which have been created for a motorbike that can be used for urban commuting, touring or for a thrilling day-out on the track.

Although maintaining the typical hand protectors of off-road models, the new Hypermotard offers redesigned rear-view mirrors in order to blend in perfectly with the model’s clean design and the need to use it in the city. The attention paid to the flow of the lines has allowed the essential and minimalist image of this family to be maintained, despite the complexity of integrating the new Ducati 821 cc Testastretta 11° water-cooled engine.

The new Hypermotard family therefore stands out because of its proportions, ergonomics and practicality, besides being equipped with the latest Ducati technology. While the Hypermotard and Hypermotard SP versions faithfully maintain an essential Supermotard look, the Hyperstrada model seems less extreme and has specific features aimed at touring.

Hyper Story
When the prototype Hypermotard was first shown at the 2005 Milan show it represented the creation of a new sector, one that bridged the gap between refined sportsbikes and minimalist supermotards. But some people at Ducati had reservations about the initial Hypermotard concept and were unsure if people were ready for such a motorcycle.

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