Bruno Spaggiari on his 450 Twin in the Cesenatico GP.
In 1964, the 250 cc model was added to the prestigious roster of commercial single cylinders, in the Diana, Monza, Aurea, and, later, GP types, capable of approximately 150 km/h – really exceptional performance for the time. This model directly influenced all subsequent single cylinders until the famous 250, 350 and 450 cc “Scrambler”.The 1964 Mach 250, which was able to go over 150 km/h, won the heart of sports fans everywhere.
The Apollo, a motorcycle that was born before its time.
In 1968, Ducati bewitched bike aficionados with the fabulous performance of the 450 Mark 3D (more than 170 km/h), the first production Ducati with desmodromic distribution.
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