Ducati have confirmed the new Multistrada will cost the same as the outgoing model although prices for the new Grandturismo are yet to be released.
The Multistrada gets the 150bhp Testrastretta 1200cc 11° V-twin and weighs just 194kg, which is amazing for a bike in this class.
The 2013 model also comes with it's much trumpeted ride by wire throttle control, ABS and Skyhook suspension as well as Ducati Traction Control.
Prices and specifications below.
Multistrada - £12,395
- Second generation Testastretta 11° DS engine
- Latest Bosch ABS 9ME anti-lock braking system
- New 1199 Panigale style wheels
- New headlight with LED low-beam illumination
- Hazard lights
- Larger screen with easy, pinch-and-slide adjustment
- Larger cockpit stowage with easy push-push lid latch
- Aesthetic enhancements (Front fairing, headlight, screen)
- Progressive spring (rear suspension)
- New colours
Multistrada S - £15,195
- Sachs electronic suspension front and rear
- Ducati Skyhook Suspension System (DSS)
New Multistrada 1200 S Granturismo model - £TBA
- Extended screen
- Larger side luggage
- Top case
- Internal soft bags for luggage
- Pirelli Angel GT tyres
- 20mm higher handlebars
- Ducati Performance Comfort Seat
- LED spot lights
- Engine crash-bars
- New race replica livery
- Forged wheels by Marchesini
