Ducati Monza (1961 to 1968)

The Ducati Monza was produced between 1961 and 1968 as part of Ducati’s single-cylinder lineup. It featured a 250cc four-stroke engine with bevel-driven overhead camshaft (OHC) technology, known for its reliability and distinctive mechanical sound. The Monza came in both standard and Monza Junior variants, the latter with a smaller displacement of 160cc or 125cc aimed at entry-level riders. With classic Italian styling and solid performance for its time, the Monza remains a notable example of Ducati’s early road bikes.