Ducati MH900e

The Ducati MH900e is a tribute to Mike Hailwood's legendary 1978 Isle of Man TT win. Designed by Pierre Terblanche, it's a stunning example of retro-modern styling. It made history as one of the first vehicles sold exclusively online, with the initial 1,000 units selling out in just 31 minutes on January 1, 2000. Ducati ultimately produced 2,000 examples for the 2001 and 2002 model years.

Collectors prize the MH900e for its historical significance, limited production, and sculptural design. It's often considered a piece of art as much as a motorcycle. Many were purchased as instant collectibles and have exceptionally low mileage, with some remaining in their original shipping crates. The bike's air-cooled 904cc L-twin engine and trellis frame are classic Ducati, but its story and looks set it apart.

The market for the MH900e is mature, with a clear premium placed on originality and low mileage. While a few bikes were ridden and modified, most have been preserved. Values have remained strong, with an average transaction price just over $30,000. Crated, zero-mile examples represent the top of the market and can fetch more than double the average price.

Prices range from about $16,250 for riders to over $76,000 for zero-mile, crated examples.