
Ducati 916 (1994-1998)
Massimo Tamburini's masterpiece — defining superbike of the 1990s
916cc Desmoquattro L-twin, 110bhp, single-sided swingarm
- Cam belts (every 12k miles) — all years
- Reg/rec — all years
- Otherwise iconic
Ducati's 2007 1098 was the model that killed the 999. Trellis frame, single-sided swingarm, 1098cc Testastretta L-twin, 160bhp. Updated to 1198cc 2009. Killed 2011 — replaced by 1199 Panigale (V-twin) which itself gave way to the V4.

Massimo Tamburini's masterpiece — defining superbike of the 1990s
916cc Desmoquattro L-twin, 110bhp, single-sided swingarm

Pierre Terblanche-styled — controversial replacement for 916/998
Bigger 999cc Testastretta, 140bhp, sharper aerodynamics
1098 (2007-08) → 1198 (2009-11) → 1199 Panigale (2012-14)
1098/1198 era was 2007-2011 only
V-twin superbike line dead since 2014 (last 1199 Panigale)
Replaced by Panigale V4 (V4 engine architecture)
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