Specifications and Main Features
- Engine: Longitudinal 90° twin-cylinder, 4-stroke
- Displacement: 904 cm³
- Compression Ratio: 9.2:1
- Maximum Power: 55 kW (73.7 hp) at 7,000 rpm
- Maximum Torque: 69.5 Nm at 5,500 rpm
- Fuel System: Mikuni carburetors
- Lubrication: Pressure with gear pump
- Cooling System: Air and oil cooling
- Ignition System: Electronic with inductive discharge
- Transmission: Six-speed with constant mesh
- Final Drive: Chain
- Brake System: Front - dual floating disc, rear - single disc
- Wheel Type: Alloy wheels
- Tire Size: Front - 120/70-ZR17, Rear - 170/60-ZR17
- Weight: 184 kg (wet)
- Fuel Tank Capacity: 18 liters (including reserve)
- Suspension: Front - inverted fork, Rear - monoshock with adjustable preload
- Torque Settings: Various for engine assembly and components
- General Measurements: Overall dimensions - 2090 mm length, 830 mm width, 1060 mm height; Wheelbase - 1400 mm
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of fuel should I use for the Ducati Monster M 900?
A: Use high-octane unleaded gasoline.
Q: How often should I change the oil?
A: Oil should be changed every 7,500 km or at least once a year, whichever comes first.
Q: What is the suitable PSI for M 900 trying out Ducati’s Monster?
A: The suitable PSI goes as this – 2.14 bar (front) and 2.3 bar (rear).
Q: How can the clearance of the valves be modified?
A: There is a need to remove some components from the engine and after this measure the gap with a feeler gauge to find out the valve clearance.
Q: Can I use components that are not from the manufacturer for this motorcycle?
A: It is advisable not to use components not manufactured by Ducati for performance and durability reasons.
Q: What protective measures should I observe when repairing the motorcycle?
A: Here are the very first steps: make use of a suitable stand for the motorcycle, also remove the battery and always ensure to observe safe protocols to prevent injury.
Q: How can I learn about the torque specifications for assembly?
A: You cannot visualize it on the vehicle, rather find it from the section ‘Torque Wrench Settings’ from the user manual.
User Manual
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