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In the years after WW2, Ducati was best known for producing a tiny 98-pound motorcycle called the Cucciolo, or 'puppy.'
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This little vintage Ducati will win your heart
About ten years ago I went on a buying spree, and no shopping malls were involved. At that time a lot of old Ducati memorabilia, electronics, early motorcycles and Cucciolos (the first Ducati “motorcycle” was actually a bicycle with a clip on motor, the design sourced from Siata, an Italian car company). It was pretty clear that the pipeline for these items was seriously limited, so whenever we came across an item of interest we bought it, or made certain someone like minded (by which I mean, willing to show it to the public on occasion) had a chance to....
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Photographed by Kevin Gettman at Doffo Winery, Temecula, California
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This photo gallery is dedicated to the little motor that for Ducati, changed everything, the Siata designed clip on engine known as the Cucciolo or Little Pup in translation.
Just added this Cucciolo to the Ducati.net Museum Ducati Photo Gallery.
"This T1 Cucciolo belongs to Carsten in Munich Germany who has provided these photos to help other Cucciolo owners identify and restore what they have for preservation purposes, as well as to help him identify where his T1 may have originated. (It was bought in North Italy but has some unusual features not normally seen)"...more (and more Cucciolo photos of this and other Cucciolo's in the gallery)
Photographer - Carsten
Location - Munich, Germany
