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 DUCATI SUPERSPORT INDIA LAUNCH ON SEPT. 22??

DUCATI INDIA HAS SCHEDULED THE LAUNCH OF ITS NEW  SUPERSPORT MOTORCYCLE FOR SEPTEMBER 22. THE COMPANY HAS ALREADY STARTED TAKING BOOKINGS FOR THE UPCOMING MODEL AND DELIVERIES MAY BEGIN SOON AFTER THE LAUNCH.
    
   BOTH THE STANDARD  AND THE SUPERSPORT S MODELS ARE EXPECTED TO HIT THE MARKET,ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION 
 ON THIS.LOOKING AT THE PRICES OF THE EXISTING MODEL, SUPERSPORT IS LIKELY TO GET A PRICE TAG OF RS-11.5 LAKH.
DUCATI SUPERSPORT

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