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Ducati Hypermotard First Ride Review

Ducati Hypermotard First Ride Review

Posted on February 4, 2016March 28, 2020 By Jarvis

Ducati’s Hypermotard is the Italian brand’s poster child for bad behavior, socially unacceptable antics and plain ol’ hooliganism. When it was introduced six years ago, it captured the spazstic attention of those that are drawn to wheelies, tire smoke and cutting skids, but it really wasn’t a motorcycle that most wanted to live with every day. Its flighty front-end, intense ergonomics and limited fuel range made for a ride that was, well, hyper. For 2013, Ducati has given the Hypermotard a dose of Ritalin to make daily life with the most ADHD motorcycle in the line-up a little more appealing to the masses. But did they prescribe the correct dosage?
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