Motorcycle specifications Ducati750 MONSTER 2002 Between two waters

In the Monster family, the most mythical is the 900, the first, the only. Its plasticity attracts the crowds, but there are some who dare not take the plunge, intimidated by the big twin-cylinder's somewhat wild behavior. Not enough watts on the 600? No problem. Appearing after its two siblings, the 750 Monster is right in the middle of the line. Offering far better performance than the 600, it's even livelier than the 900, although the latter is easily superior in torque. Benefiting from the big sister's aura, the teenager doesn't hesitate to dip into the cupboard, taking over the big Monster's double discs and even its handling. Its handling is excellent on good roads. We'll be less complimentary when the tarmac deteriorates. Its main asset is that it's less impressive than its predecessor, while still delivering the typical pleasure of the Bologna twin. The lack of watts is felt mainly at sustained speeds. But a Monster isn't designed for highway cruising, with your nose to the speedometer at 200. A beautiful girl like that needs to be taken to the envious glances of passers-by.

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