The Ducati 60 Sport and 65 Sport are two motorcycles produced between 1950 to 1953. Both bikes are equipped with a four-stroke, pullrod single cylinder, OHV engine with a capacity of 65.4cc and a bore and stroke of 44 x 43 mm. These lightweight motorcycles have a compression ratio of 8:1 and are air-cooled. They come with either a Weber 16MFC or Dell’Orto MA16B induction system, a 6V, 15W generator, and a kick starter. The maximum power output is 1.9 kW/2.5 hp at 5500 rpm. The clutch is a wet, multi-plate design, and the transmission is a 3-speed manual. Final drive is chain-driven. The frame is a pressed steel design, with a telescopic fork front suspension and swingarm, dual shocks rear suspension. Both versions come with drum brakes front and rear. The dry weight of the bike is 48 kg/106 lbs, and the top speed is 70 km/h/43 mph.
Make Model: Ducati 60 Sport / 65 Sport
Year: 60 Sport: 1950 – 52 65 Sport: 1953
Engine: Four stroke, pullrod single cylinder, OHV
Capacity: 65.4 cc / 3.99 cu in
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