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2014 Ducati Monster 696+abs on 2040-motos

$9,295
YearYear:2014 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: Black
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Ducati Monster description

2014 Ducati Monster 696+ABS, The 696 is the smallest member in the Monster family and is packed with a Desmodue, 696 cc, L-Twin cylinder, air cooled engine which offers a maximum output of 80 hp @ 9000 rpm and 50.6lb-ft @ 7750rpm and is paired with a six speed transmission. Like its bigger siblings the Ducati Monster 696 is fitted with the APTC wet clutch which improves stability under aggressive down-shifting. Moreover, the bike features the same lightweight tubular steel Trellis frame with aluminium rear sub-frame found at the Monster 1100 and 796 models. When designing the Monster 696 Ducati s engineers have spent a lot of time to carefully refine the bike s ergonomics. Thereby elements like the fuel tank, seat height and the steering lock were especially designed to maximize comfort. The 20th Anniversary edition is offered with a series of distinctive features such as the 1986 Ducati logo, the same colors as the 1992 Monster 900 and 90s style wing mirrors.

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