I've bought another Ducati

Robarano

Robarano

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It's been something I have been looking for, for a while. They hardly ever come up for sale though.

4 years old and only 22 miles from new ! 🥳 The guy rode it once, parked it up and never came back to it. Ducati Corse special. It has Ohlins front and rear. Single seat. 3 electronic riding modes. 4 pot calipers front and rear.

Drove to Glasgow in the van for it today and I'm as pleased as punch.
 
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Looks good but I'm not sure about "4 years old" being accurate.
 
Noobie said:
Invisible bikes are so hard to find
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Oh yeah, sorry. 🥰

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They were a collaboration between Ducati and Thok (an Italian e-bike manufacturer). They are one of Thok's bikes with a load of higher end components thrown at it (Ohlins etc) and a Ducati alloy and painted finish.

I saw these in Ducati Leeds a few years back and wanted one, but they were almost the price of a motorbike, so obviously didn't. This basically brand new one appeared with almost no miles on it about 1/4 the price of a new one, so took the plunge. Apart from the chain needing a clean, it's good to go after a charge.
 
Robarano said:
Oh yeah, sorry. 🥰

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They were a collaboration between Ducati and Thok (an Italian e-bike manufacturer). They are one of Thok's bikes with a load of higher end components thrown at it (Ohlins etc) and a Ducati alloy and painted finish.

I saw these in Ducati Leeds a few years back and wanted one, but they were almost the price of a motorbike, so obviously didn't. This basically brand new one appeared with almost no miles on it about 1/4 the price of a new one, so took the plunge. Apart from the chain needing a clean, it's good to go after a charge.
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Is it your first electric bike?
 
Robarano said:
Oh yeah, sorry. 🥰

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They were a collaboration between Ducati and Thok (an Italian e-bike manufacturer). They are one of Thok's bikes with a load of higher end components thrown at it (Ohlins etc) and a Ducati alloy and painted finish.

I saw these in Ducati Leeds a few years back and wanted one, but they were almost the price of a motorbike, so obviously didn't. This basically brand new one appeared with almost no miles on it about 1/4 the price of a new one, so took the plunge. Apart from the chain needing a clean, it's good to go after a charge.
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There are no verified or widespread reports of a Ducati electric mountain bike (e-MTB) or official Ducati bicycle catching fire.

Context on E-Bike and Ducati Fires
While high-profile fires involving lithium-ion batteries or specific high-performance Ducati motorcycles (such as historical Panigale V4 fuel-line recall incidents or MotoGP/MotoE paddock events) exist in news archives, branded e-mountain bikes like the Ducati MIG-RR or TK-01RR use managed, certified electrical systems and have no notable fire records. [1, 2, 3]
 
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