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Ducati Monster description
2012 Ducati Monster 1100 EVO, 2012 Ducati Monster 1100 EVO - This Monster is all stock, in excellent shape, and needs nothing. The Ultimate Monster The Monster 1100 EVO perfectly mixes high engine power, a Ducati Safety Pack (ABS + DTC) contained of advanced electronics, a new sports concept and superior riding pleasure to refine the original Monster formula, which makes it an icon of the naked segment.
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Moto blog
Touring The Ducati Panigale Superleggera Factory Line + Video
Mon, 31 Mar 2014The Ducati 1199 Panigale Superleggera (Super Light) represents the pinnacle of Ducati’s might in the superbike segment. Taking the already impressive 1199 Panigale, Ducati says the Superleggera tops 200 horses and weighs under 400 lbs. Those are astounding numbers, especially for a production motorcycle.
Leo Vince LV-ONE exhausts for Ducati Monster
Fri, 20 May 2011Press release from MotoGB: For those Ducati Monster owners that only want to add pure Italian made products to their Ducati, then look no further. Top Italian performance exhaust manufacturers, LeoVince, have just released some new slip-on exhausts, called the LV-ONE, for the Monster. After a years research into what customers want from an exhaust, namely high quality, better sound, better performance ...and all at a good price...LeoVince came up with their LV-ONE design. The casings special finish looks like titanium, the exhausts are all 'E' approved for road use, and finished off with their new techno-polymer tailcones.
2025 Ducati Panigale V4S Review – First Ride
Mon, 16 Sep 2024Ducati’s flagship is the beneficiary of MotoGP input Photos by Alex Photo MotoGP has been called the Ducati Cup in recent years because the brand takes up a third of the grid – and they’re all usually at the front. Granted, I suppose the kind of criticism is warranted if you like a little variety with your racing, but the reason behind all those bikes is more nuanced than just wanting to steal the show. Ostensibly, team boss Gigi D’alligna’s job was to bring Ducati back to the top.
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