Ducati 1098, the first Motorbike to have a data acquisition system integrated as standard equipment is manufactured by the Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati.

Ducati 1098, designed with tubular steel frame comes in three exciting colors, namely black, red and yellow.

Ducati 1098 weighs 173 kg (381 lbs) which excludes the weight of battery and lubricants.

The Ducati 109, with torque of 90.4 ft. lbs. @ 8,000 rpm has an MSRP of $15,995.00 in the United States.

The Motorcycle Design Association (MDA) awarded Ducati 1098 with the Best Design of 2006 title.

The Supertest World Association or SWA awarded the "Best Bike of the Year 2008" title to the Ducati 1098.

Ducati 1098 has a compression Ratio 12.5:1 and comes with standard accessories like front suspension having fully adjustable upside-down fork with TiN, rear suspension having aluminum single-sided swing arm, front brakes and rear brakes.

Ducati 1098 released after its predecessor 999, is available in three models namely 1098, 1098S, and 1098R.

Ducati 1098, the first motorbike to use Brembo's Monobloc caliper racing technology, is fitted with four 34mm pistons and two large surface pads that gives it the maximum stopping power.

Ducati 1098 is sold in almost all major countries with its primary sales in Western European, Japan and North American markets.