Ducati XDiavel

Ducati will be unveiling the 2018 XDiavel S in a new shade called 'Iceberg White'. The 2018 model is also expected to get suspension updates for better ride comfort.

Of all the Ducati motorcycles ever made, there is only one that stands apart from the band of horses in the Ducati stable – The Diavel. 

The Diavel is a motorcycle that will put any cruiser to shame and for good reason. But Ducati felt that the Diavel was long overdue for an update and have unveiled the XDiavel. 

It brings together two worlds: the Cruiser world-low speeds, relaxed riding, long journeys and feet forward ergonomics. The XDiavel was first unveiled at the EICMA motor show in Milan in 2015 and like a lot of Harley Davidson Motorcycles; the XDiavel is actually the first Ducati to come with a final belt drive. 

The XDiavel is setup to provide low speed excitement that’s typical of a Cruiser motorcycle and yet has that adrenaline rush that a super sports motorcycle offers. Ducati says that's what the X in XDiavel stands for: the merging of two apparently separate, distant worlds on one bike, a superb combination where both are accomplished without compromise. 

Like all latest Ducati motorcycles, the XDiavel features the Bosch Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), which dynamically measures pitch and roll angles plus the speed of relative variations that help improve performance and safety. 

This system, together with the Ducati Traction Control (DTC) system, Riding Modes, Bosch Cornering ABS, Cruise Control and the innovative Ducati Power Launch (DPL) take the XDiavel to another level of motorcycle riding pleasure. 

The XDiavel is also available as an S version, that features a black - only colour scheme (on the S version the matt black becomes gloss). The bike also has the innovative DRL (Daytime Running Light) at the front, forks with DLC coating, Brembo M50 front brake callipers, a special seat and parts with machine - finished highlights and a lot more.

Unfortunately neither of these motorcycles have been launched in India but we  hope Ducati bring them in soon.