The Ducati 750 Sport is among the most celebrated Italian motorcycles of the postwar era, and widely regarded as one of the most compelling machines ever to emerge from the Bologna, Italy factory. Designed by the legendary Fabio Taglioni and based on the 750 GT, Ducati's first bevel-drive twin, the upgraded Sport model introduced in 1972 featured a lighter crankshaft, high-compression pistons, and larger 32 mm carburetors, resulting in exceptional all-around performance. It also featured more aggressive styling with its clip-on handlebars, solo seat, and rear-set footpegs. These refinements gave the 750 Sport a purposeful character that distinguished it from the more touring-oriented 750 GT.

This restored example possesses all the charisma and soul that make the 750 Sport one of the most desirable and rewarding collector motorcycles. The unmistakable combination of its sculpted fuel tank and gorgeous bevel-drive V-twin captures the purity of Ducati’s early-1970s design philosophy. Since production ceased, the model has become one of the most sought-after road-going Ducatis of all time, and no serious collection of Italian motorcycles would be complete without one. A machine of outstanding beauty, engineering elegance, and irreplaceable period character, this 750 Sport represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the truly defining motorcycles of the 1970s.