Ducati 750 SuperSport Motorcycle - Street (1973-1977)

The Ducati 750 SuperSport, produced from 1973 to 1977, was an iconic and highly influential motorcycle, celebrated for its race-bred performance and distinctive design. All models during this period featured a 748 cc four-stroke, 90-degree "L" twin-cylinder engine with a single overhead camshaft and two valves per cylinder, driven by bevel gears. Horsepower figures varied slightly across production years, generally ranging from 65 hp to 73 hp. The 750 SuperSport saw significant evolution, primarily marked by a change in its engine casing. The initial 1973-1974 models featured the aesthetically distinctive "Round Case" engine. From 1975 onwards, the model adopted the "Square Case" engine design, which was based on the 864 cc unit of the 900 Super Sport, sleeved down to 748 cc. Other notable changes included the shift from a right-side to a left-side gear shift in 1976 to comply with US regulations, and the replacement of the fiberglass fuel tank with a steel one in the same year. These variations were production phases rather than modern "trims." FAQ:

Q: Is this part compatible with my Ducati 750 SuperSport?

A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.

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