5 Most Common Ducati Bikes

 According to the Department for Transport’s vehicle licensing numbers, here are the top 5 most common Ducati bikes on British roads 1:

1. Ducati Monster 821: A stripped-down, no-frills bike that is the distilled essence of motorcycling. It has a fuel tank, a frame, a seat, an engine, and some wheels and suspension. It’s priced at around £10,0001.
   
   
   
2. Ducati Monster 696: A simpler version of the Monster 821, it was air-cooled and was the absolute starting point in the Ducati range. It’s not that fast, but there are lots of them and prices are relatively low. It’s priced at around £5,0001.
   
   
   
3. Ducati 848: The last of the line with trellis-framed links back to the 916 and even earlier Ducati superbikes like the 888 and 851. It’s priced at around £8,0001.
   
   
   
4. Ducati 1299 Panigale: The 1299 Panigale’s main change was the bigger, 1,285cc engine, the biggest V-twin in Ducati’s history and also the most powerful. It’s priced at around £20,0001.
   
   
   
5. Ducati 1199 Panigale: The 1199 Panigale isn’t just a last-generation Ducati, but the range-topper from the generation before that. It’s still drool-worthy, and so packed with technology and ooh-look-at-that thinking that it would be adorning every magazine front page if it was launched as a 2019 model tomorrow. It’s priced at around £15,0001.
   
   
   

Please note that these prices are approximate and may vary depending on the dealer and the condition of the bike.