Ducati monster scrambler

- Cafetwin -Ducati Monster Hooligan

Custom Motorbike expert Marco Artizzu barely touched this 1995 Ducati Supersport 600. He took off the fairing, changed the wheels from alloys to spokes, added some knobby tires, a leather seat and painted the tank British Competition Green... b

It’s really cool seeing other retro-ish Monster builds out there. Simone de Ranieri from Pisa, Italy sent me these photos of his Ducati Monster build. Much like the beginnings of my bike, his was a little rough around the edges. Definitely something to be excited about in the ‘after’ state, however. Here are some photos from the process. Nice 60’s style Ducati logo. Gotta dig the black accents on the bottom part of the tank that give it slightly different (unique) lines when back on the…

Ducati Monster - Diavel - XDiavel Custom Performance

Joe Ramos made a great start of this mild custom build by swapping a front end from a Ducati Sport Classic to garner a set of spoked wheels and a nice suspension and brake upgrade for this daily commuter along with an Ohlins shock and a set of CNC machined rearsets.

Gorm Taube is a graphic designer and photographer raised on the west coast of Sweden, but currently residing in Ventura, California. When he decided to move to the US he made the decision to purchase a bike for his commuting, so he found a killer dea

Ducati Monster S4R Cafe Racer by Ro Maxwell.

I caved and bought the TKC80 for the FT. It does look meaner. Just need to get used to the handling.

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