Ducati 750 SS (2000)
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Specifications Ducati 750 SS (2000) blueprint
The Ducati 750 SS is a special-edition superbike marked as a milestone in the history of Ducati. Its powerful engine and aggressive style make it stand out among its peers, and is a bike that demands attention. The frame of the bike is made from lightweight steel, poweder-coated in a black matte finish, and is crafted with aerobars added to the overall curvature of the frame to provide comfortable seating. The traditional Ducati trellis frame is slender, yet curved with enhanced rigidity and maximum transfer of power. At the heart of the bike is a 748cc, 90 deg V-twin engine, capable of producing 95 horsepower at 9,200 rpm, and 68Nm of torque at 7,500 rpm. With a 6-speed gearbox, and a dry single-plate clutch, the 750 SS can achieve a 0-60 mph time of only 3.3 seconds. The brakes are also up to par on this bike with dual 320 mm discs up front and single 245 mm disc at the back. Power-assisted Ceriani forks at the front and dual Öhlins rear shocks, provide a smooth ride, even on harsh turns. In addition, the 750 SS offers a range of electronics aiding your ride. The Marelli fuel injection system is tuned to deliver a consistent and powerful ride across a range of elevations. One of the features that make this bike stand out is the user-configurable electronics system, allowing the rider to customize the levels of traction control and ABS, depending on the ride conditions. The Ducati 750 SS blends the bike's unique heritage with cutting-edge technology, all while looking visually stunning, making it a prime example of an Italian masterpiece.
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