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Lolufu: Imola, WSBK 2005, Paul Smarts racer who was missing from the museum
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, ode to one of the greatest, Mike 'the bike' Hailwood
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Lolufu: Firenze, Piazzala Michelangelo introduction of 2 new Ducatis
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Raymond Roches 851
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Supermono and Superbike!
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, old and new, 916 and 999 Testastretta
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, supermono, front view
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, iceracer and Paris Dakar racer
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, their first racer
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, another one of Mike Hailwoods bikes
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Doug Polens 888
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, their first bike the Cucciolo
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, a Hailwood bike and a tribute to ing. Tagliani
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, slowly evolving to a superbike
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Supermono, their masterpiece
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Supermono, top view
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, proto of 3 cilinder with cilindrical throttle valve
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, supermono, rear view
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, luckily this never made it past prototype stage
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, nice overview
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, Supermono, twin minus one is supermono
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, and many more would follow
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Lolufu: Borgo Panigale, Ducati museum, one of Paul Smarts bikes