Ducati introduced the Monster M900 in 1992. This means that the Ducati Monster is 19 years old until 2021.
Without the fairing and showing a trellis frame suitable for superbikes and 90 degree machines.
The manufacturer from Bologna, Italy opened the market for naked bikes and moved on without looking back.
The Ducati Monster immediately became the best-selling model of all the motorbikes they produced.
In the course of the 30-year history of the Ducati Monster, they have delivered 350 thousand units of the Ducati Monster to loyal customers.
A true Ducati lover named Sebastien Francois Yves Herve De Rose traveled from Milan to the Ducati factory, Borgo Panigale to receive his Monster 1200 S Black.
CEO Claudio Domenicali and Design Director Andrea Ferraresi presented De Rose with a certificate of authenticity and a design sketch of Angelo Amato.
The ceremony was carried out after Ducati announced the launch of the new Ducati Monster which will be released in dealers in April 2021.
Over the years, Ducati Monster has continued to develop and innovate with advances in technology and design.
From the beginner-friendly Ducati M600 to the second-generation Ducati Monster 1100, it continues with the new 797, 821 and 1200 variants.
This street fighter motorbike has become a force in the history of Ducati's journey in the global competition arena.
While Ducati has begun to reduce the symbolic trellis frame over time, the Ducati Monster's timeless aesthetic does not need to adapt to current trends.
This has been true until now, which shows that the Ducati Monster has embedded its timeless characteristics.
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| Selling well, Ducati Monster has sold 350 thousand units |
In 2021, the Ducati Monster will start a new chapter with the latest 937 cc variant. Can't wait to see it in person.
Ditching the trellis frame for the aluminum chassis, the new nakedbike will take aim at the segment's growing list of foes.
Packing 111 horsepower, 93 Nm of torque, and trimming all the fat down to a dry weight of just 166 kilograms.
Ducati looks poised to lift its road fighter to the top of the ladder once again. Apparently, the Ducati Monster is indeed prepared for a fight.
With any luck, we'll see a model that will last for another 30 years.
Then, the manufacturer is expected to sell more than 350 thousand units. Something that is very likely to happen.
Source: Roadracing World , Ducati