Ducati 750 GT Motorcycle - Street (1971-1975)

The Ducati 750 GT, produced from 1971 to 1974, was a pivotal model that introduced Ducati's iconic 90-degree V-twin engine. This 748cc air-cooled L-twin, featuring a single overhead camshaft driven by bevel gears, laid the foundation for many future Ducati designs. While the 750 GT was the primary offering, a sportier 750 Sport model, sharing the GT frame, was introduced in 1972. The 750 Super Sport, emerging in 1974, was a distinct, racing-derived model and not a trim of the GT. Throughout its production from 1971 to 1975, the 750 GT saw several significant mid-cycle updates. These included changes from Amal to Dell'Orto carburetors, Lockheed to Scarab then Brembo brakes, and Marzocchi leading axle to Ceriani or Marzocchi center axle front forks. Instruments evolved from Smiths to Veglia, and fuel tanks shifted from fiberglass to steel. A mild engine update also occurred in 1974. Q: How do I ensure I select the correct parts for my Ducati 750 GT?

A: Due to mid-cycle changes, please use the year and edition selector on this page to find parts specific to your motorcycle's exact configuration.

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