1986 Italy Delcares War! Cagiva-Ducati 750 Paso vs. Japan's best Sportbikes

Cover: Cagiva-Ducati 750 Paso

Contents: Riding Impression: Cagiva-Ducati 750 Paso; Tests: Yamaha Virago 1100, Kawasaki 1000 Concours; Features: Massimo Tamburini on Pasos and Paganini; Dr. Taglioni on "Difficult Bicycles"; ATk 560 - four-stroke that doesn't know it; Riding Impression: 1987 Kawasaki 750 Ninja; High Sierra Aventure; more

1986 September Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Cagiva/Ducati available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1986 Street Racing with the Cagiva-Ducati F1 Montjuich

Cover: 1986 Street Racing with the Cagiva-Ducati F1 Montjuich

Contents: Tests: Honda Shadow 700, 250 Motocross Comparison, Cagiva-Ducati F1 Montjuich; Features: La Carrera - public road racing south of the border; The Haze of Yesterday -when Mustangs were boss; Mustang - R.I.P. Mustang, 1945-1965; Return to Laredo - Honda breaks some speed records of short-standing; more

1986 August Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Cagiva/Ducati available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1985 Kawasaki Ninja 600 vs. Cagiva 650 motorcycle comparison

Cover: Kawasaki Ninja 600 vs. Cagiva 650

Contents: Tests: Kawasaki Ninja 600 vs. Cagiva 650 Alazzurra comparison, Kawasaki KX500, Suzuki GS700-ES, Yamaha BW200; Features: The Duke lives on - a tracing of Cagiva's three family trees; Beemers over Baja -beating Baja from the seat of a BMW Boxer Twin; Enduro du Super Mare; more

1985 March Cycle World Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue - Kawasaki/Cagiva available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

Italian Elephant - 1985 Cagiva Elefant 650 Motorcycle Picture and Description

The dual-purpose bike with real street performance, and it works off-road. Our Italian Elefant is a production version of the one that finished the gruelling Paris-Dakar - just think where it could take you. It's powered by the world famous 650cc Ducati four-stroke 90' L-Twin engine with belt-driven overhead cams and Desmodromic valves, and five speed transmission. It develops 58 horsepower - the most powerful dual-purpose bike you can buy. It has nine inches front, and eight inches rear suspension travel. Soft-Damp rear suspension uses a single Ohlin shock and aluminum swing arm. Massive 42mm Marzocchi forks will work anywhere. It even has electric starting. Other features include disc brakes on both wheels, O-Ring chain and electronic ignition. Take the high roads to adventure with the Cagiva 650 Elefant. It's built for it.

1985 Cagiva 650 Elefant Italian Dual Purpose Motorcycle Ad available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

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