Radical Ducati

Radical Ducati was a highly respected Spanish custom motorcycle workshop based in Madrid, known for its dedication to crafting lightweight, high-performance motorcycles inspired by Ducati’s racing heritage. Founded in 2001 by Pepo Rosell and Reyes Ramon, the shop specialized in modifying Ducati platforms into bespoke machines with a focus on minimalist design, aggressive styling and track-ready performance.

Radical Ducati’s creations often featured extensively reworked frames, custom-built exhausts, and upgraded suspension components, paired with meticulous attention to detail and a signature aesthetic blending classic and modern Ducati elements. The shop became famous for builds like the ‘9½’ and ‘Fighter 999,’ which were celebrated for their artistry and uncompromising focus on performance. Although Radical Ducati officially closed its doors in 2014, its legacy lives on in the custom motorcycle community, inspiring builders with its innovative designs and devotion to the Ducati spirit.