Ducati 750 GT

The Ducati 750 GT is a road motorcycle built by the Ducati company from 1971 to 1974, with a small additional batch of 40 machines assembled in 1978. Total production across all years of manufacture came to 4,133 motorcycles. It was designed by Fabio Taglioni and is notable as the first Ducati to use a 90 degree V-twin engine layout, an arrangement that became a signature feature of the Ducati motorcycles that followed. The model sits at the start of the long line of Ducati V-twins and is the machine from which that engine configuration entered the marque's regular range. The Ducati heritage pages are listed by the source as a further reference for the model.