Ducati could be launching a Monster 796 in the next coupld of weeks. That's the hot gossip gently floating around the water-cooler at Visordown Towers this morning.Ducati are remaining tight-lipped about the whole affair, but we reckon

Italian's are known for their style, in this video Ducati have applied some of their iconic styles to the new Ducati Monster.Some of the highlights are the Black and Gold of the 900SS and the Silver with Blue and Red flashes of the 500SL Pantah.

Click to view: Ducati Monster owners reviews, specs and image galleries.Genre busting is an over-used phrase, but it’s completely accurate when applied to Ducati’s Monster. When it was launched in 1993 we hadn’t seen anything like it before

Ducati aims to capture R1200GS sales with the new EnduroCOMPLETE WITH piggy-back rear shock, funky-looking bodywork and upright front end, this is claimed to be the world's first picture of the all-new, 1098-powered Ducati Enduro Monster.Very little

? Definitely. Better than a Speed Triple? Debatable, on track theMonster would leave the Triumph for dead. The rest of the time the Triumphwould have the edge. Never the less the 1100 is an awesome tool and deservesyour attention, head along to the NEC and have

THE LATEST addition to the Ducati Monster range for 2011 is the larger capacity 1100EVO.Overall the new machine retains the styling of 1100 Monster's smaller siblings but standing out from the family of Ducati nakeds is the fantastically crafted

Ducati have confirmed our earlier suspicion that they're launching a new Monster. The 796 has been revealed.Here's what Ducati have to say about it: The Monster family introduces the 796, an exciting addition to the line-up that combines the user

Bayliss Edition Monster 1100 ... click pic to enlargeTHIS LIMITED Edition Monster Bayliss Replica has been created by the a Ducati dealership in France.Inspired by the Aussie WSB Champ, this Monster 1100 features Bayliss-rep paintwork, Termignoni

SOMETIMES it doesn't work out for Travis Pastrana.Here's the latest stunt from the guy who's clearly taken on Evel Knievel's mantel as the King of the Stuntmen - a backflip attempt in a Monster Truck instead of the more usual motocross bike

Quarter of a million Monsters and eighteen years later, Ducati’s sub-brand is still going strong.They've just launched their new 1100 Evo and we've ridden the new £8995 model around the roads of Mount Etna in Sicily.It’s no coincidence