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Ducati’s XDiavel Is a Techno-Cruiser Aimed at Harley Fans

By Matthew Reitman
May 4, 2016 5:00 am EDT
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Looking to compete with foot-forward cruisers like Harley-Davidson, Ducati has released the XDiavel. The caveat for easy riding cruisers is often sacrificing speed. However, the Italian super-bike maker has made an effort to avoid that by packing 156 horsepower into its sleek frame. For the full review, click here.

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