Ducati gets back to the basics, well sort of, with its 2021 Monster naked bike. (Phewlid Films/)
Ducati overhauls its beloved Monster naked bike. The ‘21 Monster returns to some of its core ethos with a lighter and more compact design. (Phewlid Films/)
The ‘21 Monster is leaner and more agile than its predecessor. (Phewlid Films/)
The Monster’s LED lighting is tasteful and elevates the Monster’s aesthetic. (Phewlid Films/)
Ducati’s liquid-cooled 937cc packs a good amount of punch for general riding. Adjustable combined engine power and throttle maps let you tailor engine response. (Phewlid Films/)
Ducati engineers did a fantastic job with the styling of the Monster. It’s more tasteful and inline with the original concept. (Phewlid Films/)
The Monster is a fun and peppy city bike. It’s expensive however compared to other vehicles in its class. (Phewlid Films/)
The ‘21 Monster benefits from an updated powertrain. The six-speed transmission is easily the biggest improvement with no more mis-shifts. (Phewlid Films/)
The color TFT display carries over from the now-discontinued Monster 1200. The display looks nice but it could be larger. The user interface could be more slick, too. (Phewlid Films/)
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