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Ducati Diavel First Look Photo Gallery

Check out Ducati Diavel photos in the Ducati Diavel photo gallery and read about the new Ducati in the Ducati Diavel First Look.

The new Diavel also makes use of Ducati Traction Control (DTC), which has already debuted on the company’s production Superbike line and is now filtering down into the street lineup.

Featuring 162 horsepower Twin and a claimed 456-pound dry weight, the Diavel is all-new for Ducati.

A pair of radiators cool down the Twin, with a 2-1-2 exhaust routing fumes out the rightside aluminum canisters (the exhaust silencers also gracing the Ducati Monster 1100 EVO, revealed alongside the Diavel).

Electronic gizmos also include three ride modes, selected at the left switchgear button and viewed on the tank-mounted instrument display.

Ducati Diavel First Look

On each side of the 5.3-gallon fuel tank are aluminum air intakes (the positioning remarkably similar to the distinctive airscoops on the V-MAX, which now seems to finally have its class doppleganger).

Ducati’s Testastretta Twin powers the new Diavel. The power claims are 162 horsepower and 94 lb-ft torque.

Ducati raises the curtain, finally, on its long-rumored and much-hyped Diavel motorcycle.

The Diavel Carbon makes use of carbon fiber bodywork and Marchesini wheels for a lighter claimed weight.

The Diavel also utilizes the hands-free ignition system featured on the 2010 Multistrada 1200. The Ducati Data Acquisition (DDA) system is not offered.

Braking comes courtesy of Brembo stoppers. The four-piston monobloc units up front grip a pair of 320mm rotors.

Ducati Diavel First Look

A slipper clutch adorns the new Ducati, with a six-speed gearbox and chain final drive transferring power to the rear tire. And it’s a fat one out back, as the Diavel makes use of a 240mm rear.

Ducati Diavel First Look

Wheelbase is 62.6 inches with Ducati promising 41-degree lean angles.

Ducati’s trellis frame returns with a single-sided aluminum swingarm.

The new Ducati Diavel will come in a standard version and and uprated Diavel Carbon.

Ducati Diavel in Diamond Black

The Diavel Carbon will use carbon fiber bodywork and lighter wheels for a dry weight of 456 pounds.

Ducati Diavel First Look