Limited Edition Ducati Diavel Bentley Will Cost You £70K
Ducati and Bentley teamed up and created a limited edition Diavel that was a distant dream for most of us to buy, but one has landed in the UK
A brand-new unregistered Ducati Diavel Bentley edition, one of just 500 ever produced, could be yours if you have £70k hanging around.
The Bike Specialists have a knack for getting their hands on some truly remarkable motorcycles, and this Ducati Diavel Bentley is arguably one of its best at the moment.
The Ducati Diavel is the Italian company’s sport cruiser with the XDiavel lending itself to be more a traditional muscle cruiser. Ducati, no stranger to collaborations with other brands as it also released a Diavel Lamborghini edition a few years ago, introduced the Bentley edition at the end of 2023.
Made in just 500 units, this stunning limited edition motorcycle has zero miles on the clock and includes a vast amount of eye-popping features. Before getting to the glitz and glamour of the bike, its Granturismo liquid-cooled four-cylinder engine produces a stonking 168bhp and 93Ib ft of torque.
The bike is fitted with Pirelli Diablo Rosso tyres, has a fully adjustable monoshock suspension on the rear and a fully adjustable USD fork with a diameter of 50mm on the front. In terms of brakes, 330mm semi-floating discs with four-piston Brembo Stylema monobloc calipers are on the front, while Brembo two-piston calipers are on the rear with a 265mm disc.
Now, where this bike really begins to shine even further is the carbon fibre dressing it has. The side of the fuel tank, exhaust, front forks and rear tyre all include carbon fibre covers.
The rider’s seat also features carbon fibre around the integrated Bentley badge which sits at the end of the seat cover. The carbon fibre cover extends itself to the surrounding area of the limited edition plaque which shows that this particular Ducati Diavel Bentley edition is number 51 of 500.
If you’re willing to shed £69,999 then you will also receive two cases, one containing the rear pillion seat, cover and certificate (sealed), and the other a second seat set that features the Bentley logo and red stitching.
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