118 motorcycles
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Ducati 1100 Panigale V4 2020
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Ducati 1100 Streetfighter V4 2020
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2020
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Ducati Panigale V2 2020
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Aprilia TUONO V4 1100 RR 2019
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Ducati 1100 Panigale V4 2019
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2019
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Ducati 959 PANIGALE 2019
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 2019
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Aprilia TUONO V4 1100 RR 2018
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Ducati 1100 Panigale V4 2018
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2018
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Ducati 959 PANIGALE 2018
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 2018
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Aprilia TUONO V4 1100 RR 2017
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2017
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Ducati 959 PANIGALE 2017
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 2017
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2016
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Ducati 939 Hyperstrada 2016
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Ducati 959 PANIGALE 2016
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Morini 1200 CORSARO VELOCE 2016
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 2016
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MV-Agusta F4Z Zagato 2016
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2015
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Ducati 821 Hyperstrada 2015
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Ducati 899 PANIGALE 2015
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Ducati HM 821 Hypermotard 2015
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Morini 1200 CORSARO VELOCE 2015
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MV-Agusta Brutale 1090 Corsa 2015
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 2015
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Ducati 1200 Monster 2014
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Ducati 821 Hyperstrada 2014
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Ducati 899 PANIGALE 2014
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Ducati HM 821 Hypermotard 2014
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 2014
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Pikes Peak 2014
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Touring 2014
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Morini 1200 CORSARO VELOCE 2014
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MV-Agusta Brutale 1090 Corsa 2014
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 Corsa Corta 2014
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Ducati 821 Hyperstrada 2013
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Ducati HM 821 Hypermotard 2013
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 2013
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Pikes Peak 2013
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Ducati Multistrada 1200 S Touring 2013
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Morini 1200 CORSARO VELOCE 2013
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MV-Agusta F4 1000 Corsa Corta 2013
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Morini 1200 CORSARO VELOCE 2012
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Ducati SportClassic 1000 GT 2010
Sachs, founded in Germany in 1895 by Ernst Sachs and Karl Fichtel, is one of the oldest and most respected brands in the field of automotive and motorcycle components. Originally specializing in bicycle hubs (Sachs Bikes), the company soon extended its expertise to clutch, shock absorber and suspension systems, becoming a key supplier to numerous manufacturers worldwide.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Sachs played a key role in developing solutions for motorcycles and scooters, while consolidating its presence in the automotive industry. Its shock absorbers, renowned for their robustness and reliability, were used on both production and competition vehicles. The brand also makes its mark in rallying and motor racing, reinforcing its reputation for performance.
At the dawn of the new century, Sachs is acquired by ZF Friedrichshafen, a German giant in automotive and industrial technology. Under the ZF umbrella, the Nuremberg-based brand continues to grow, while integrating cutting-edge technologies to meet modern demands for comfort, safety and energy efficiency.
Today, ZF Sachs remains a major player in the suspension and damping systems sector, with a wide range of products for passenger cars, motorcycles and industrial applications. Its expertise, rooted in over 125 years of history, makes it a global benchmark for innovation and quality.