DUCATI MONSTER 1100 TITANIUM

DUCATI Monster MOTOCORSE 1100 TITANIUM BY SPORT

Known as the Ferrari of the motorcycle industry and said to be the embodiment of perfection, Ducati motorcycles are still likely to be further improved. Motocorse, an Italian company specialized in producing aftermarket parts for sportbikes, recently introduced its latest creation, the Ducati Monster 1100 Titanium, motoblog.it reported.

The Ducati Monster in titanium includes both mechanical and stylistic upgrades. It is an unique model with a hugely reduced weight and greater performance. The Monster Titanium has a black tint with red finish and titanium, and parts made of carbon fibre which reduce weight to 156 kg.

Over 60 standard Ducati components have been replaced. The exhaust is a titanium Motocorse Evoluzione 54mm and the modifications to the engine now brings performance figures to 102.6 hp and 113 Nm, up from 95 hp and 103 Nm.

The brake discs are made from composite ceramic materials and measure 320 mm. They pair with Brembo Racing calipers and titanium pistons on a Motocorse radial mount.

Forged aluminum Marchesini wheels are included, and a full set of various titanium bolts and screws, with adjustable foot pegs on their own reduce weight by 12 kg. Motocorse offer two personalisation programs: Kit One Full Upgrade or Kit Two Standard Upgrade, and will also do the paint finish and assemble the parts.

2010 Ducati Monster 1100 - MODIFICATION

MODIFICATION OF 2010 Ducati Monster 1100S

Ducati launched the new Monster 1100 and the 1100S version in a smart move that increased the Monster lineup to three members (if you count the Monster 696), each one offering a new kind of excitement. This was the first out of ten new models that Ducati announced to launch until 2010.

The TopSpeed team counts more than a few Ducati fans and we simply couldn’t abstain ourselves from seeing what the big Monsters are up to this year.

Getting some EICMA love, the 2010 Ducati Monster 696 and 2010 Ducati Monster 1100 will feature an option for an anti-lock braking system (ABS), as well as some other minor updates. More on this after the jump.

To the tune of $1000, you can now get either your 2010 Ducati Monster 696 or 2010 Ducati Monster 1100, in either base or “S” form, with ABS brakes. Thus, making 2010 the first time ABS has been offered on the Monster line.

Other changes for 2010 include longer exhaust heat shields, which will cut-down on branding your passangers’ legs as they exit off the vehicle. Also, the 2010 Ducati Monster 696 comes with new engine casings that shed 2.6lbs off the bike’s weight, while the 2010 Ducati Monster 1100 comes with new the new “Silvergrey” cylinder coating.