1980 (V) Ducati 900 SS DESMO. EXCELLENT EXAMPLE. NEW GASKETS. UPDATED CARBS. SINGLE & DUAL SEAT

The 1980 Ducati 900 SS Desmo represents Italian motorcycling at its most pure and passionate. This iconic superbike combines breathtaking performance, timeless design, and mechanical artistry in a package that continues to captivate enthusiasts over four decades later.

Powered by Ducati's legendary air-cooled 864cc L-twin engine featuring the revolutionary desmodromic valve system, the 900 SS delivers raw, visceral power with a distinctive exhaust note that's unmistakably Ducati. The desmodromic valvetrain - which mechanically opens and closes valves without conventional springs - allows for higher revs and greater reliability, showcasing Ducati's engineering brilliance.Engine Stripped and Vapour Blasted 

• Tremendous Example
• Engine Stripped and Vapour Blasted
• New Gaskets and Seals Fitted
• New Bearings Fitted
• Gearbox and Bevels have been Re-Shimmed
• Heads have been Re-Shimmed
• Heads Ported and Flowed, plus Big Valves have been Fitted
• 87mm Omega Pistons
• Updated Carbs have been Fitted
• Carillo Rods
• Milled Oil Pump
• Gearbox and Clutch Overhauled 
• Stainless Steel Exhaust 
• Koni Rear Shocks
• Single and Dual Seats
• Lucas Rita Ignition

With its aggressive stance, minimalist aesthetics, and race-bred DNA, the 900 SS stands as a monument to form following function. The fiberglass fuel tank, solo seat with tail cover, and round headlight create a silhouette that's become the template for generations of sportbikes to follow.

The 900 SS wasn't just about looks - it offered exceptional handling through its lightweight tubular frame, quality suspension components, and committed riding position. This was a true rider's motorcycle that demanded skill but rewarded it with an unparalleled connection between the rider and machine.

Today, the 1980 Ducati 900 SS Desmo stands as a highly collectible masterpiece, representing the golden age of Italian motorcycle design and engineering excellence. Its influence can be seen throughout Ducati's modern lineup, a testament to a design that was decades ahead of its time.