What you are looking at here is the handiwork of some of the most talented young designers in the world. Ducati and Moto Guzzi partnered with the European Design Institute of Turin to develop these concepts. Three students from the University – Simon Buonpensiere, Daniele Mazzon and Emmanuel Baptism were chosen as the top guys for the project.
While Simon and Daniele worked on the concept based on the Ducati Hypermotard, Emmanuel worked on the Moto Guzzi Griso to create a design of his own. The students of the Transportation Design course of the university were given the opportunity, as they were the ‘most talented’ of the lot they were chosen from. Do you think so – after looking at their designs? Let us know
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