Ducati is turning 100, and it's giving itself, and a select handful of riders the opportunity to celebrate with the brand from Borgo Panigale with something truly special and one-of-a-kind. Well, one-of-500, but tomato-tomato.
Rather than a cake or shiny plaque or fake gold Rolex, Ducati built a motorcycle, as you'd expect from a motorcycle manufacturer. But this ain't just some special-edition Ducati. It's the lightest, most power, most MotoGP street-legal motorcycle Ducati's ever built. And, honestly, it's just a middle finger to every other sportbike manufacturer out there.
This is the Ducati Superleggera V4 Centenario, and it's properly batshit. Like the kind of batshit that sets your couch on fire, steals your truck, drains your bank account, slaps your momma, calls the IRS on you, and then tries to make up for all that with a couple tacos and a bottle of Jack. I hesitate to even call it a motorcycle, and it's more feral than any motorcycle I've ever seen.
