Ducati 750 Super Sport

First introduced in 1973, the Ducati 750 Super Sport is a legendary machine that cemented Ducati's reputation as a manufacturer of high-performance motorcycles. Powered by a 748 cc V-twin engine with desmodromic camshafts, the 750 Super Sport produced approximately 73 hp and reached a top speed of around 220 km/h. It became particularly famous after Paul Smart's victory at the 1972 Imola 200 race, which made the motorcycle famous worldwide. The 750 Super Sport is characterized by its sporty driving dynamics, striking proportions, and unmistakable Ducati design. Today, it is considered an icon among classic motorcycles and is sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike.