bimota sound collection 

Older engines just have that noise, i got a early 90s fzr and you can reslly hear that thing moving around opening and closing the valves, something to do with have carburetors i believe

Also dry clutches rattle a lot

adorano l italia hai visto quella con il 46, japponesi davvero i numeri 1, poi guarda come le tengono bene, hanno una cultura invidiabile

yep although they are extremely expensive wherever they are!

You can find one every so often but between limited run and super price tags, they're r. a. r. e. Tag along to some classic bike nights/vintage nights, older Ducati fans will often have one or two in tow. Check out Cagiva and MV Augusta too, similar designs and they share some designers.

Well, the rarity is a positive aspect, they lose less value over time and make you feel a little less average :)

dry clutch, more noisy but very good grip

Bimota sometimes uses Ducati engines and transmissions, I don't know if it's an off the shelf group in this case, but a dry clutch system is one of the distinguishing traits of Ducati powertrains. The clack clack are the plates of the clutch that are not kept in place by oil and theyr sound comes out clearly from the frequently completely perforated or slotted clutch enclosure.

That "bucket of bolts" sound is called a dry clutch. But im sure you knew that

@@DEATHWINGS5000 i did my brother but its a. Bit tooooo dry for me. Probably one of the most beautiful looking though.