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2017 Ducati Monster

The 2017 Ducati Monster earns a fair Throttlebook Ownership Score of 69/100. Expect about $20,095 to own it for five years, or $335 a month. NHTSA lists 1 recall campaign that may apply, so check the exact VIN at nhtsa.gov before you buy. Owners have filed 1 complaints.

Recalls
1
Complaints
1
5-yr cost
$20k
MPG (EPA)
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0
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Ownership Score

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1 recall may apply

For the 2017 Ducati Monster. NHTSA matches recalls by model and year — confirm by VIN.

  • What's wrong: Ducati North America (Ducati) is recalling certain 2017-2020 Monster 797, Monster 1200, Supersport, 2016-2020 XDiavel, and 2018-2020 Monster 821 motorcycles. Air may permeate the rear brake system.

    Risk: Air in the system may reduce effectiveness of the rear brakes, increasing the distance required to stop and the risk of a crash.

    Fix: Dealers will install new rear brake hoses, free of charge. Owner notification letters were mailed on June 28, 2021. Owners may contact Ducati customer service at 1-888-391-5446.

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5-year cost to own

Estimated $5,000 price, 20% down, 11.19% APR for 60 months (Experian avg.), 4,000 mi/yr.

$20,095
$335/month · $1.00/mile
Depreciation$877
Insurance (national avg.)$4,725
Fuel / charging$1,490
Maintenance$5,744
Repairs$4,800
Loan interest$1,459
Taxes & fees$1,000

Estimate, not financial advice. How we calculate.

Owner complaints & safety

What real owners reported to NHTSA for this model year.

1 complaints
  • Service Brakes1

Complaint counts scale with how many were sold; compare against similar models.

NHTSA crash-test stars

NHTSA doesn't crash-test motorcycles. Gear up: ABS and a good helmet matter most.

What to check on a used 2017 Ducati Monster

Not enough owner reports to rank this model year, so here are the basics.

  • Paperwork
    • Ask for service records and the title. Compare the VIN on the car, the paper and our report.
    • Check the odometer against the wear on the pedals and seat.
  • Test drive
    • Drive on a highway and in town. Listen for noises and watch the temperature gauge.
    • Pay for an independent mechanic's inspection before you commit.

If anything in a safety area feels wrong (brakes, steering, airbags, tires), stop driving and get it inspected before you buy or drive it further. Paste a VIN above for the full printable checklist.

Common 2017 Ducati Monster problems

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FAQ

Is the 2017 Ducati Monster a good motorcycle to buy?
The 2017 Ducati Monster earns a fair Throttlebook Ownership Score of 69/100. Expect about $20,095 to own it for five years, or $335 a month. NHTSA lists 1 recall campaign that may apply, so check the exact VIN at nhtsa.gov before you buy. Owners have filed 1 complaints.
Does the 2017 Ducati Monster have recalls?
NHTSA lists 1 recall campaign for the 2017 Ducati Monster, including Service Brakes, Hydraulic. Recalls are matched by model year, so check your exact VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls. Recall repairs are free at authorized dealers.
What are the most common 2017 Ducati Monster problems?
Owners filed 1 complaints with NHTSA. The most-reported areas are service brakes (1).
How much does a 2017 Ducati Monster cost to own for 5 years?
About $20,095 over 5 years ($335/month) at an estimated $5,000 purchase price and 4,000 miles a year, including depreciation, insurance, fuel, maintenance, repairs, loan interest and taxes. Run a VIN report to personalize it.

Sources: NHTSA recalls, complaints and NCAP ratings; EPA fueleconomy.gov. Data refreshed weekly. Complaint counts scale with sales volume.