Ducati 24 Horas (1965 to 1969)

The Ducati 24 Horas was a sporty variant of Ducati’s 250 range, offered approximately between 1965 and 1969. Built around a 250cc single-cylinder bevel-drive engine, it combined strong performance with lightweight handling and a distinctly racing-inspired character. Positioned alongside models like the Diana and Mark 3, the 24 Horas stood out for its endurance-racing styling, sporty ergonomics, and refined engineering. Today, it is regarded as one of the most iconic and desirable versions of Ducati’s classic single-cylinder lineup.