2009 Ducati Monster 1100 S Standard on 2040-motos
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2009 Ducati Monster 1100 S, CONTACT KYLE FOR DETAILS(480) *DEAL OF THE CENTURY*The Monster 1100 takes the basic formula of the 696 model, and ups the ante with an air-cooled L-twin engine that grows to 1,078cc. Slight changes including a single-sided swingarm, new wheels, and a few mechanical tweaks. The S model we tested wore various carbon trim, including silencer guards, the front fender, and most conspicuously, engine cam belt covers. Underneath those covers is a powerplant that produces 95 horsepower and 75.9 ft-lbs of torque. Seat height grows to 31.9 inches on the 1100, and the rear wheel is a thicker 180mm across.The 1100 comes with 43 mm Showa forks (which are fully adjustable and feature uprated internals, unlike the 696's), and dual 320mm disc brakes with 4-pistons and radial calipers. The S model s $2,000 premium gets justified with premium hlins front and rear suspension, the aforementioned carbon trim, and a few other weight savings items that shave 3 pounds off the standard 1100 s dry weight (for a total of 370 pounds.)The 1100 adds the Ducati Data Analyzer system (while the 696 is DDA Ready, and the view over the handlebars reveals a simple MotoGP-style instrumentation with a digital speedometer and a bar graph tachometer, just like the 696.
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