Tag: Vilner Ducati

Vilner Ducati Diavel AMG is the name of the latest project of the Bulgarian luxury tuning specialists at Studio Vilner. Although they mainly work on elaborate exterior and interior designs of automobiles, we have seen so far that they can make a motorbike look as exquisite and special as never before. The same is the case with this Ducati model.

The professionals at Vilner revealed that they have reworked this muscle motorbike not because they weren’t satisfied with its design, but because of the simple reason that their client wanted to be the only one in the world to posses the most expensive Ducati Diavel AMG.

They also disclosed that it was very tough and responsible task to rework a model which has been in the hands of AMG. To finalize the project they needed four months for designing it and three weeks to diligently work on it.

The designers kept the angel-pearl white color of this limited edition Ducati and synchronized it with white tube frame, thus giving the Diavel its gloomy view. The effect was additionally enhanced by the new mask on the front-light.

Precisely over the radiators, Studio Vilner mounted entirely new air-ducts, trimmed with black leather straps and contrasting white stitching. Furthermore, there were also created brand new wings of the telescopes. The result is even more sophisticated and unique vision of the front part of the motorbike.

Another entirely reworked part is the tail. As a matter of fact, it was the only element of the Diavel which the luxury designers didn’t like. To make it in resonance with their taste, they have narrowed it and therefore gave a lighter vision to the motorbike’s rear. In addition, there were also added some new white elements around the tail-lights.

What was left untouched are the already perfect AMG wheels, the embossed seat made of Alcantara and the AMG sports exhaust. The latter is capable of producing a sound like it is coming from the depths of hell. Vilner Ducati Diavel AMG is equipped with 1198 cc engine.

All in all the end result is unique. It not only costs ridiculous amount of money, but it is also one-of-a-kind around the globe. Of course, a serial number comes to testify this, and it is 0350.

Although the luxury tuning Bulgarian brand Vilner is mainly associated with the exquisite and breath-taking modifications of automobiles, it has proved that it has some special place in the world of motorbikes, too. After the enhancement and complete transformation of the Aprilia Stingray, Triumph Speed Tripple and Ducati Monster 1100 Evo, the specialists are now ready to show what they have done with one of the most beautiful motorbikes in the world – the Ducati Diavel.

They have also disclosed that due to the exceptional inherent visual attributes of this machine, it was very hard for them to figure out a new design. The main idea that stood behind this transformation was to make Diavel’s appearance with more emphasized forms.

First to be mentioned here is that the sides of the fender were transformed in order to make it more massive. This also contributed for more aggressive and edgy visual appearance. Furthermore, the team at Studio Vilner has created brand new details which are to be found near the front tyre.

Next, the covers at the air-ducts were extended with 3 additional centimeters, thus making the Diavel with more masculine stance. At the same time, the new triangle details, which are an optical continuation of the air-ducts, give more visual sharpness to the motorbike. For the headlight, there was designed a new upper and lower cover. The result is a form, which resembles a frowning face.

Moreover, the seat has received a brand new design, which fully expresses the craftsmanship of the tuners. There were created two additional details which are visible over the exhaust and on the other side over the fork of the bike. The two elements under the fuel-tank were wrapped in leather and additionally quilted in order to bring about better comfort to the rider.

What is left to be said is that the tail lights were tinted, and that the tail of the bike was made to look smaller, in order exude more harmonized look.