Ducati HyperDevil by MotoCreations

A wrecked Ducati ST2, paint by Peter Weber custom and final assembly by Race City Powersports: these are the main ingredients in this heavily modified custom bike. Dubbed HyperDevil, the bike comes from MotoCreations and incorporates a one-off custom frame that shares only the headstock from a Ducati.

The engine fitted in the HyperDevil is a 944cc liquid cooled Desmodue from a 2000 Ducati ST2. The frame, fuel tank, triple trees, handle bars, rear sets and exhaust were done by Mark Savory at Motocreations, thekneeslider.com reports.

The seat is leather with a crocodile center insert by Hot Rod Interiors. The fuel tank was split and widened to fit all the electronics under it, while the Exhaust is a double shot gun design.

“I also fabricated the lower fairing. It is made from round tube with a .040 Steel skin. It has a Gemo top gun front fender. It has a Motogadget Speedo and Tach,” explains Ricky Gonzales, the creator of HyperDevil.

The bolt on items include Ohlins R&T forks, Penske Rear Shock, Speedymoto Pressure Plate and slave cylinder, Milled clutch engine side cover, Billet oil filter, Billet belt cover, Moto Master front rotors and a Galfer rear rotor.

As for the physical and visual connection to the road, this is made possible with the Ducati MH900E sourced wheels, while the tail is a modified 916 unit. “I didn't put a huge tire on the back, it's a 190. It's got Discacciati six piston front calipers and the stock Brembo caliper in the rear,” Gonzales says. According to the aforementioned source, the whole bike tips the scales at 305lbs (138kg), though other reports indicate that it weighs in at 455lbs (206kg).