The Ducati 350 and 450 R/T: a Legendary Off Road Classic

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Experience a rare piece of motorcycling history when we dive in Ducati's dirt-bike history wwith this 1971 Ducati 350 R/T.

The Ducati 350 R/T was produced for only a short period in the early 1970s, making it one of Ducati's rarest models. Designed as a versatile on- and off-road bike, it represented a bold step for Ducati into the dirt bike scene. A bolt move that is currently mirrored by Ducati's entry into MXGP; the highest level in off-road motorcycle competition.

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