Corresponding with the first meeting at Chang International Circuit, Ducati rushed along its building work and opened it’s doors to the public just in time for the inaugural race at Buriram’s brand new racing track.
Frantic work could be seen being undertaken on the run up to The very successful GT 300 and GT 500 event. However, congratulations must go to them for completing their building in such a short space of time.
Showcasing it’s finest motor cycles, the store is intelligently placed very close to i-mobile stadium and the other attractions in that area.
Taken From A Previous Article, Here Is A Bit Of The Ducati History:
The Ducati company which was started in 1926 by Antonio Cavalieri Ducati with his three sons, produces bikes with prolific racing records throughout many classes.
A plethora of world championship titles have been secured by their powerful bikes. Most notably in their 13 Super-bike (SBK) world championship wins.
Having gone through many changes, Ducati originally started out producing components for radio’s. Over the years they collaborated with other firms to end up producing motorbikes in the 1950’s.
Their very first motorbike was called the Cucciolo (“puppy”) with a whopping top speed of just 40mph.
The Ducati Puppy (1950)
Continuing their pioneering spirit, they developed high performance valves for bike engines, trademarking their own style of a desmodromic valve system in 1956.
According to the designing engineer, Fabio Taglioni, this valve was to be far more energy efficient and allow for higher revs.
Bike enthusiasts will be well aware that variations of this valve system are still used in Ducati bikes today. Four stroke, V-twin engines together with the valves are very recognisable features of the Ducati brand.
Ducati’s achievement of the 1960’s was was the lightning fast Mach1. It was the fastest 250 cc road bike of it’s time.
Mach 1 (1965) – capable of over 100 mph and winner of a TT race.
Switching hands numerous times, the company eventually ended up under the ownership of Audi through their Lamborghini subsidiary in 2012.
Finally, this article wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Ducati’s best selling bike of all time. The Monster.
Released in 1993 this bike, and its various models, now account for nearly fifty percent of Ducati sales. Amazing!.
Monster (1993) 2014 Model Pictured.
If you are a bike enthusiast you can now get down to the Ducati Showroom and have a look for yourself.
Lets also hope we can see Ducati bikes performing at the Chang International Race Circuit in the near future.
More Monster Bikes In The Buriram Showroom
And One More
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