SCM 1.0 Ducati Monster custom

SCM 1.0 Ducati Monster custom

I’m not quite sure what to make of this bike but it’s certainly thought-provoking. Months ago Simone Conti of Italy sent through some blurry tentative snaps. And now the bike has just been professionally shot for an Italian magazine.

This is 24-year-old Conti’s first custom design—and he’s jumped right into the deep end. The motor is from a Ducati Monster 900 i.e. but the rest is almost completely hand-built.

Conti measured the original Monster trellis frame and used the geometry to create his own frame with an AutoCAD program. This was then cut with a CNC machine and assembled into the skeletal creation we see here.

The bodywork is a mix of aluminum and carbon fiber all created by hand. That includes the fairings the air box the seat the snaking exhaust system and the gas tank. (It contains a mere six liters so Conti is now making another that contains a mighty eight liters.)

And that’s the full extent of what we know about this machine. But sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. Head over to Simone Conti’s Facebook page for more images of the Monster custom and the build process.

Source: Bike Exif