The Ducati 750 motorcycle is a model of sport bike that was manufactured by the Italian company Ducati in the 1970s and 1980s. It was the first Ducati model to feature the now-iconic "bevel drive" engine, which became the signature of the brand. It was initially developed as a Grand Prix race bike, but it quickly went into production as a street-legal motorcycle. The bike was powered by a 750 cc, 90-degree V-twin engine, and it was capable of reaching speeds up to 150 mph. It was considered one of the quickest, most reliable, and best-handling motorcycles of its time.