Ducati MotoGP Bekas Tunggangan Troy Bayliss Dilego Di Inggris

Ducati Desmosedici. (Doc. MCN/Dean Atkins Photography)

Ducati Desmosedici, a former ride by legend Troy Bayliss, has been officially sold at the dealer of The Bike Specialists, Sheffield, England.

It is known, in 2003, Bayliss moved to MotoGP, joined the Ducati Marlboro team and helped develop Ducati Desmosedici's motorcycle research. In this team he became a fellow Italian racer, Loris Capirossi. Bayliss managed to climb the podium 3 times, all of which were finished in third place, respectively at the Spanish GP, German GP, and Czech GP. Unmitigated, thanks to this motorbike immediately won second place in the constructor standings.

Reporting from Motorcycle News, May 7, this motorbike is priced at a fantastic price of 350 thousand pounds or around Rp. 7 billion. What makes it special is that this motorbike is certainly not a replica or motorbike display. Its authenticity is evidenced by an anti-damped sticker on the frame that is only found in real racing motorbikes.

In addition, the dealer also claims the liquid-cooled V4 4-engine and gearbox has undergone significant improvements, so this motor is ready to be driven.

What's interesting is that the twin bike, once ridden by Bayliss teammate Loris Capirossi, failed to sell when it was auctioned at 250 thousand - 300 thousand in April, will it also have the same fate?

With a dry weight of only 145kg and a power of 200 dk, the performance of this motorbike is guaranteed to be wild. Coupled with the typical design of the red-and-white Marlboro team and Bayliss' #12 number, this motorbike is increasingly being targeted by collectors.