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CC: 572
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• This Ducati Supermono replica/ continuation bike was built by Alistair Wager, a recognised world expert on the construction of Supermonos
• He has worked on over 20 of the 67 bikes produced, including for riders Alan Cathcart, Robert Holden and John Barton
• This bike is made from new old stock, sourced from around the world over a long period of time (over 1300 parts are required to build this bike)
• He believes this is the last accurate continuation/replica Supermono able to be made

The Ducati Supermono was introduced at the 1992 Cologne Motorcycle Show to worldwide acclaim. It was the collaboration of Bordi, Domenicali (now CEO of Ducati) and Terblanche. It was created to enter the growing class of the Sound of Singles (SOS) motorcycle racing class. Ultimately, the Supermono class was included in the World Superbike rounds from 1994 to 1997 and had a production run of 67 machines. Not only is the Ducati Supermono one of the best-looking motorcycles ever produced, it is the best-packaged bike to compete in the single-cylinder racing class in the last 25 years.

This Ducati Supermono replica/ continuation bike was built by Alistair Wager, a recognised world expert on the construction of Supermonos. The package includes top grade racing Ohlins front forks and rear shock, Brembo billet racing front brake calipers, Marchesini magnesium cast wheels, a 6-speed close-ratio gearbox and dry racing clutch. This bike is made from new old stock, sourced from around the world over a long period of time (over 1300 parts are required to build this bike). Said to be the last accurate continuation/replica Supermono able to be made.