Ducati 996-Style Children’s Ride at No Reserve

This superbike-style children’s ride was produced in 1997 by Cogan S.r.l. of Modena, Italy. It features yellow fiberglass bodywork with red accents atop a multicolored base, and motion is provided by a coin-activated electric motor. Additional features include Ducati logos, faux dual-exit exhausts, telescopic front forks, cross-drilled disc brake rotors, a windscreen, handlebars, a single seat, footpegs, and a gold-finished faux frame and tri-spoke wheels. This superbike-style children’s ride is now offered at no reserve with a voltage converter in Dundee, Illinois, on a bill of sale.

The motorcycle-style fiberglass bodywork is finished in yellow with red accents and features a gold-finished simulated trellis frame and Ducati logos. A single molded black seat, handlebar grips, footpegs, and gauge decals are provided for the rider.

Simulated exhaust, brake, and suspension components are fitted. Tread patterns appear on the faux tires, which are mounted on tri-spoke wheels. The ride measures approximately 38” deep, 40” tall, and 62” wide.

A coin mechanism with lights is attached to the base and is set to accept 50-euro-cent coins or tokens. Examples of both are included.

The multicolored base is finished to resemble a section of racetrack. The electric motor is connected to a power cord designed for European wiring, and a voltage converter is provided for use with 120-volt electricity.