Ducati To Be Highlighted At Dana Point Concours D'Elegance

The Dana Point Concours d'Elegance may be well known among
automotive enthusiasts, but motorcycle collectors are increasingly
getting in on the fun as well. Once a cars-only event, the Concours
d'Elegance has allowed motorcycles since 2010 and they've quickly
grown to be a major part of the show.
This year, the organizers behind the event have announced they will
highlight a specific brand at the show - Ducati. The Italian
manufacturer makes high-end motorcycles that have captured the
attention of bike lovers all around the world, and now the brand
will be on display at the event.
"Much like owning a Shelby or a Harley-Davidson, owning and riding
a Ducati is a lifestyle decision," said Jeff Spellens, Dana Point
Concours d'Elegance president. "It is fitting to celebrate an
Italian manufacturer at our event, who understands the meaning of
good taste, class and sophistication."
Rare models expected to be on display at the event include a 1955
Ducati 125 Bialbero Gran Prix and 1966 Ducati Monza 250. Other
classic Ducati models will also be shown during the gathering.
The Southern California event will take place June 23-24 at the St.
Regis Monarch Beach golf links in Dana Point.