Ducati announce model price-hike
Ducati have announced that their range of motorcycles will carry an average 2% price increase starting from 2 October.
The new-for-2017 Supersport model will see an increase of £200, bumping the price up to £11,795. The Supersport S – which comes with the addition of Ohlins suspension, an auto-blipper, quickshifter and single seat unit – is increasing by £300 and will set you back £12,995.
MCN’s Editor, Andy Calton is running a Supersport S as his long term test bike this year. You can find out how he’s getting on with it here.
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The Scrambler range will also see a number of increases, with the 800cc Icon model increasing from £7650 to £7850. The 399cc, A2-complient Scrambler Sixty2 will remain priced at £6750.
The entry-level Monster will have the lowest price increase and will now come with a suggested retail price of £7995, up £100 over the previous price.
Though the prices of current models are rising, Ducati are keen to point out that the increases are still under the current rate of inflation in the UK.
The prices of the 2018 models are set to be announced at the Ducati Premiere event in Milan on 5 November. Although it will be unlikely that this will include the price of the eagerly awaited V4 superbike.
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