A Rare Opportunity for Collectors

The Ducati Diavel 1260 Lamborghini stands as a masterpiece of collaboration, with a limited production run of only 630 units worldwide. A remarkably preserved example, carrying the serial number 362, has recently appeared on the Bring a Trailer auction platform. With an odometer reading of just 179 miles, this motorcycle remains in near-showroom condition.


Design and Performance Specifications

This exclusive model is instantly recognizable by its sophisticated aesthetic, featuring a matte 'Gia Green' paint scheme complemented by gold-anodized forged wheels and carbon-fiber components. The bike’s distinctive copper-toned trellis frame serves as a direct visual tribute to the Lamborghini partnership.

Beneath the surface, the machine is powered by Ducati’s robust 1,262cc Testastretta L-twin engine. This liquid-cooled powerhouse delivers 157 horsepower and 95 lb-ft of torque, managed by a six-speed transmission equipped with the Ducati Quick Shift system. The technical setup includes:

  • Adjustable Öhlins suspension for precision handling
  • High-performance radial-mount Brembo braking system
  • Advanced electronic rider aids, including launch, traction, and wheelie control
  • Heated grips and a modern color TFT display

Provenance and Market Context

Currently located in Fort Mill, South Carolina, the motorcycle is being offered by a private owner who acquired the bike in 2025. The sale includes a clean title and the original rear-axle display stand, with the Alcantara solo seat showing virtually no signs of wear.

While the Diavel 1260 Lamborghini is still establishing its long-term footprint in collector valuation databases, the trend for limited-edition Ducatis remains strong. Investors and enthusiasts are increasingly targeting low-mileage models, a pattern reinforced by the performance of other exclusive bikes like the Panigale V4 Superleggera. As noted by market observers, "collectors continue to chase small production runs and notable badge collaborations," driving values for these purpose-built machines upward.


Ducati’s strategy of releasing high-premium, limited-run builds remains a cornerstone of its current market approach. Prospective bidders have until July 10 to participate in the auction for this unique piece of motorcycle history.