Bike India

Best Bikes in India | No.1 Two Wheeler Magazine

  • Home
  • News
    • Upcoming Launches
    • Latest News
    • New Bike Launches
  • Reviews
    • First Ride
    • Road Test
    • Comparison
  • Features
  • BI Garage
  • BI Videos
  • Subscribe
  • NG Auto
    • AUTO COMPONENTS INDIA
    • CAR INDIA
    • COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
  • Brands

The affordable Ducati

October 22, 2011 by Bike India Team Leave a Comment

Tweet

DUCATI MONSTER 795 INDIADucati recently revealed its first product developed exclusively for the Asian markets, the Monster 795,

in the presence of Valentino Rossi at the Rootz Club in Kuala Lumpur. Much like we have been expecting, the new Ducati looks quite familiar to its bigger and more expensive rivals, the main difference here being in the use of low-cost (comparatively speaking, of course) materials and a lower seat height (30mm).

Essentially a 696 chassis powered by the 796 engine, the Monster 795 ditches Ducati’s trademark single-sided swingarm and adopts three spoked rims instead of the 796’s five-spoke Marchesinis. The original Diablo Rosso tyres have been ditched in favour of lower-spec Pirelli Angel STs while the 803cc air-cooled L-Twin will now produce 87PS@ 8250 rpm, 7PS more than the Monster 696). Peak torque figure is 78Nm@6250 rpm. ABS is offered as an option and the bike will be available in three colour combos – Red (red / black), Arctic white silk (red / black) and Diamond black silk (red / black).

The Monster 795 will be assembled at Ducati’s Thailand plant – their first outside Europe – and go on sale very soon in Thailand, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillipines, Vietnam and Singapore besides India. Prices are undisclosed as yet but we reckon, it will cost around INR 5 lakh to 6 lakh in India. Which, needless to say, is a steal for a Ducati. Now, are you booking one?

DUCATI MONSTER 795 FOR INDIA

m.salvi@nextgenpublishing.net'

Bike India Team – who has written 966 posts on Bike India.


Email

Related posts:

Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS Launched Internationally; India Launch on 28 January
Ducati India Launch More Affordable Scrambler Models
Hero MotoCorp Aim For 10 New Models Every Year
Tweet

Filed Under: Latest News, News

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

   ⟲  


* Copy This Password *

* Type Or Paste Password Here *

Future Mobility Show (FMS 2021)

February 2021

Bike India - India's no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

15th Anniversary Special

Bike India - India's no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

Anniversary Ride to the Isle of Man with Freddie Spencer and Sid Lal

TVS Ntorq Ncounters I – Navigating the Night

BMW G 310 GS Explores Nagaland

SPECIAL Featured Story

Yamaha FZ-X 250 ADV Incoming

Yamaha FZ-X 250 ADV Incoming

India Yamaha Motor have filed a trademark for the FZ-X moniker, with the bike likely to be a 250-cc adventure-focused option.

More about this.

Car India and Bike India Awards 2019

Recent Posts

  • February 2021
  • BMW G 310 R BS6 – Bavarian Brat
  • Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS Launched Internationally; India Launch on 28 January
  • Ducati India Launch More Affordable Scrambler Models

Car India

Car India Magazine - Get your Digital Subscription

Latest News

Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS Launched Internationally; India Launch on 28 January

Ducati India Launch More Affordable Scrambler Models

Hero MotoCorp Aim For 10 New Models Every Year

2021 Honda Grazia Sports Edition Launched at Rs 82,564

Subscribe to Car India

Subscribe to our Car India Magazine

Bike India: India’s no. 1 two-wheeler magazine

BIKE India covers the two-wheeler industry in its entirety, both from the local and the international perspective. Also delivers the most definitive verdict on machinery and performance by explaining the hows, whys, and whats on every new bike in a lucid and user-friendly manner. BIKE India is the India’s most authoritative two-wheeler publication, a magazine for people with a passion for bikes and everything to do with their history and heritage.
SiteMap

Copyright © 2021 · BIKE INDIA INDIA’S NO. 1 TWO WHEELER MAGAZINE, BY FAR! ·