Comments on: Ducati Hypermotard

By: Max White

Max White — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 10:56:18 +0000

I’ve got one – the first Hypermotard 1100 “S” version to be registered in North Wales, UK. It’s a stunner, throw it about like a (heavy) crosser’ on the back lanes or sit sensible and go crusing the wider roads with tons of torque and that “chunky” V Twin thunder – only the tank range holds it back for me. The bike is fast, cool, stops on a dime and is truly fantastic – it took a lot of saving for but it was worth every penny! – Even your Mamma could wheelie this one!

By: abcd

abcd — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 04:33:11 +0000

It will be mine

By: Dante

Dante — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 05:51:40 +0000

It’s not often I see a bike I absolutely must have. This is one of them! The others were my two Interceptors and the cool looking ENV Hydrogen Motorcycle…now that’s different! I am number 3 on the waiting list here in San Diego. Hopefully 2007 will be the year.

By: Michael Aspiotis

Michael Aspiotis — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 18:54:02 +0000

I would not buy a confederate version of this bike, the Ducati 1000 ds engine i s considered to be the best air cooled motor in production. Why would I want a super motard which is supposed to be light, with a heavy harley clone engine?

Lastly what is up with the name “Confederate” what are they trying to say with that? That the south should have one the civil war and we should still have slaves? It is really a poor choice for a name, it is way too loaded. If you were black would you want to own a Confederate motorcycle? I think not

By: hoyt

hoyt — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 00:53:20 +0000

This is an exciting & enticing bike, but the marketing people, on the other hand, could use a downer (or 2) & let the bike sell itself.

“..attacks urban canyons” — uh-huh, what exactly is an ‘urban canyon’ ?

“the most urban-assaulting machine ever…”

are they trying to sell to the “compensating” dweebs that think they are superheroes because they ride a motorbike?

yeah…”streetfighter” c-o-o-l