1994 Ducati 888/955 Factory Corse Race Bike

This rarer than rare 1994 Ducati 888/955 Factory Corse Race Bike (1 of 32 built in 94) was purchased by Jeff Nash and held in his collection for years. It is believed to be the only un-raced, original condition motorcycle of it’s kind.
This bike was originally sold new by Ferracci who added the carbon right front disc before the original sale. This was a setup they used at the time which retained the stock disc on the left along with the carbon disc on the right.
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[@danielstafford7255]

That is ridiculously beautiful 😍

[@GoProChicken]

I owned a '95 900SS and luved it. Nice find! 👍

[@GriffioenE]

Awesome bike 888👌🔥

[@enemycombatsports5356]

Wow. Great example.

[@AMSDucatiDallas]

We agree!

[@speedwakemobile]

I was in Ferracci shop when these bikes were being built. Eraldo had to add weight to the frame in the form of lead weights because the bikes were too light to meet AMA minimums. Troy Corser rode one.

[@javiervazquez-vm4ug]

Y después de taglioni y su. Tropa. Llegaron, los. Castiglioni hermanos . El ingeniero Bordi . Estas mostazas, y a seguir con la historia. Grazzie

[@scott4427]

Do a nekkid version!

[@AMSDucatiDallas]

wat

[@Buyajetfromstevemain]

I’ll translate from “idiot” for ya AMS!!
He said “naked” version. Lol

[@michelboekkerink8848]

Two different front brake disks…??

[@RedTurbocar]

Right side is carbon, requires a lot of temperature to work- steel work at a much lower temp, so you get the best of both worlds when you split them up