Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Ducati Bipantah is an internal combustion engine made by Italian motocycle manufacturer Ducati in 1981. Designed by Pierluigi Mengoli under Fabio Taglioni's supervision, it has four cylinders and it is ideally formed by coupling two Ducati Pantah V2 engines. It remained at prototype stage and gave very good performances during dyno-tests, but the project came on halt in late 1982, when VM Motori, which owned Ducati in those days, decided not to build the bike that would have been powered by such engine.. }
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- Ducati_Bipantah abstract "Ducati Bipantah is an internal combustion engine made by Italian motocycle manufacturer Ducati in 1981. Designed by Pierluigi Mengoli under Fabio Taglioni's supervision, it has four cylinders and it is ideally formed by coupling two Ducati Pantah V2 engines. It remained at prototype stage and gave very good performances during dyno-tests, but the project came on halt in late 1982, when VM Motori, which owned Ducati in those days, decided not to build the bike that would have been powered by such engine.".