2009 Ducati Monster 1100 - Quick Take
Ducati has had a solid presence in the naked bike market with the Monster for 11 years. Ducati just raised the bar with the 2009 Ducati Monster 1100 and 1100S. Big bore twin power, sexy single-sided swingarm and top notch components should be the key to monster sales.
2009 Ducati Monster 1100 - Corner Carver: The redesigned Ducati Monster 1100, handling and performance help you enjoy any back road.
Ducati decided to take control of the naked bike market with the 2009 Ducati Monster 1100 and 1100S. Less-is-more is the design concept. Less weight (-17.6lbs from the S2R) with the new single-sided swingarm. The ride height has been tuned for spirited riding and the Öhlins forks and rear shock absorber on the 1100S are among the best suspension components available. 95HP and 75.9ft. lbs of torque will have riders enjoying back road riding without dancing on the shifter.
2009 Ducati Monster 1100 - Right Side: 2009 Ducati Monster 1100 right side.
2009 Ducati Monster 1100 - Front Left: Front view of the 2009 Ducati Monster 1100.
2009 Ducati Monster 1100S Pearl White Right Side: 2009 Ducati Monster 1100S in Pearl White. Style, power, and a single-sided swingarm, what else can you ask for?
2009 Ducati Monster - Silver 1100 & Red 1100S: The Ducati Monster 1100 in Silver and the 1100S in Red, fun in any color.
Color Choices
- 1100 - Tank Red - Frame Red - Wheels Silver
- 1100 - Tank Silver - Frame Red - Wheels Silver
- 1100 - Tank Gloss Black - Frame Matte Black - Wheels Silver
- 1100S - Tank Red - Frame Red - Wheels Racing Gold
- 1100S - Tank Pearl White - Frame Matte Black - Wheels Racing Gold
I never thought another motorcycle could get me to sell my 1990 Hawk GT -- but the 2009 Ducati Monster is every thing my Hawk is and more. I can't wait to test ride the new Monster 1100s.
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Dwight Domonkos
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Dwight is a longtime motorsports and motorcycle enthusiast. He's been riding full-time since the early 1990's (but he did borrow a few friends' bikes for a quick trip to the grocery store in his younger days.)
Dwight is a Roadcarvin.com co-founder and serves as editor and photographer, and manages business development.
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