>Ducati Adds Futa To 2022 E-Bike Range In Latest World Premiere
>The Futa is Ducati's answer to road cyclists looking for an ultra-premium pedal-assist road bike to cover greater distances and higher altitudes. An avid cyclist myself, I found myself drooling at the level of tech Ducati, alongside Thok e-Bikes has thrown into this machine. If its $8,500 price tag means nothing to you, then you should definitely add this sleek machine to your fleet of two-wheelers. That being said, is this exorbitant price tag justifiable? Well, you be the judge.
>Ducati claims that the Futa is the embodiment of the next generation of pedal-assisted road bikes. It flaunts a fancy unidirectional carbon-fiber frame that's been engineered to offer the perfect balance of comfort, rigidity, and ergonomic efficiency. Pair all that with the gorgeous styling of none other than Aldo Drudi, and you have a road bike that's more than worthy of a second glance.
https://www.rideapart.com/news/571297/ducati-futa-ebike-world-premiere/
Any of our cycle-lads looking into giving a futa a good ride?
>>4701 It's very niche as a term, certainly to people who are rich and corporate enough to willingly spend $8,500 on a bicycle. I must confess that while I am aware of the term, I don't actually know what it is. Is it someone who likes yaoi? Or is that a shota?
If you're spending that sort of money, consider a Brompton. They look slightly odd, but they're the only folding bike that you can carry rather than manhandle. Electric options are available.
