The collection of Lauro Micozzi, a rider in his youth, is dedicated to Ducati motorcycles.

When it comes to engines, one is used to considering two and four wheels, often forgetting that a piece of history also belongs to the three wheels of sidecars, curious, asymmetrical vehicles, whose history can be divided into three eras, based on the material used for the construction of the wheelchair; wood, metal and plastic.

Writing the history of this museum is equivalent to telling the story of a life spent for engines and motorcycles, that of Giancarlo Morbidelli, to whom we owe the paternity of the collection.

This permanent exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Goliardo Filippetti who opened his first workshop in 1946, during the hard post-war years.