The Art of Ducati Hardcover – July 1, 2014

The photos are gorgeous. The evolution sequence is thrilling. The writing is not fluff. I would say it is dense and technical - a bit over my head, but it guides me to explore more!It seems to me that the author really knows his stuff and I appreciate this approach to content as it makes for a serious and seriously blissed out ride.I've got it by my bed and still have a lot to go through. Nice to flip through rather than web surf. Ducatista!

Not bad, however, while in my youth I had a pretty hot racing Ducati and the bikes are a racing thing of beauty (for me) for my 60th Birthday I bought a Monster. Now, if you really know anything about Ducati's, the Monster "created" the whole naked bike thing, it's been around over 20 years and probably saved the company from going out of business. It's not even much of a thought in this book which is really too bad.

I got this for my older brother last year for Christmas. He loved it. It's always on his coffee table. Great gift for a Ducati lover!

Beautiful collection of photos, a must for any Ducati enthusiast. This was a gift that was well received.

the only motorcycle w soul

A beautifully presented and illustrated book which is also informative and educational. As an amateur enthusiast of these magnificent machines a "must' for the library..

Purchased this item for my friends birthday. Arrived earlier than expected and I'm sure my friend will love it. Would definitely purchase from this vendor again in the future. Thank you.

This is a large and beautiful coffee table book. We got it as a gift for the Ducati rider in our life and it was a huge success.

A wonderful book which is beautifully printed and has magnificent pictures of the various Ducati models.Falloon has chosen to give some models a more than thorough coverage (e.g. the 2006 Paul Smart replica). However personally I do miss some, for Ducati, significant bikes s.a. the Monster and Paso 750.Especially when the title is "The Art of Ducati" these should have be included (either briefly or extensively).Same is for the main designers (since it is called the “Art”): would have been nice to have a small chapter about them (e.g. Massimo Tamburini, Miguel Galluzi, Pierre Terblanche, Giandrea Fabbro).Also I would have preferred models without all the race stickers since that gives the reader a better chance to Judge the lines of the bikes (e.g. 999).I still have to wait for the ultimate Ducati coffee table book, but until then this will have to do.

An enjoyable, comprehensively described and very well photographed book for the enthusiastic Ducati owner, my purchase was followed by a 2nd copy as a birthday gift for a friend of my wife who was also delighted with it.

Really high quality book. Bought as a present and my Ducati loving Dad loves it!A little out of date now, only goes up to the 1199 Panigale & Diavel.

A very well received gift for my Ducati riding best mate.

Got this book cheaper from Amazon, advertised in "classic bike", the photos are wonderful, warts and all, shame a lot of the pictures are across the middle of the book, but besides that very nice