Exclusively sold in Italy to go with other Super Sport models->ke2137, the Ducati 350 Super Sport was built as a smaller displacement model from 1989 to 1993 and traces its lineage to Ducati's->ke622 highly popular 900 cc Super Sport.

The 350 Super Sport was far from a slouch; it was powered by a 341 cc SOHC Desmo V-twin engine that was mated to a five-speed transmission, producing a stout 27 horsepower. Despite the svelte and sporty look, the 350 Super Sport was actually considered an economical bike, at least compared to the 400 cc Super Sport that was released in Japan and Germany until 1995 and the 600 cc Super Sport that was in production from 1993-1997.

The Ducati 350 Super Sport that was auctioned off at the 2012 RM Auctions in Monaco came in original condition, complete with a nice red paint finish. However, the bike was also noted as "needing some work," which probably explains why it only sold for €585 ($750), a number that's far below its pre-auction estimated price of €2,800 - €3,800 ($3,600 - $4,900).

1992 Ducati 350 Super Sport

Specifications

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• Model: 1992 Ducati 350 Super Sport
• Engine/Motor: SOHC Desmo V-twin
• Transmission: 5-Speeds Transmission
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