Paolo Tesio had a simple idea – to improve the looks of the stock Ducati Monster S4R – but to not “over-do-it”. The result is subtle, almost streefighter-looking Monster with a new badge – MS4R! The fork covers and the rear end were custom made using the computers and the aid of 3D CNC machine. The fiberglass parts were then painted and mounted on the bike. The custom subframe is easy to mount, and if someone want a dual seat he can simply un-screw the single seat and screw the original double.
If there’s enough people willing to do the same to their Monster S4R’s, Paolo would offer the full kit in raw fiberglass. Till then, this will be the only example. Sweet.
Source: Racing Cafe
Tags: custom, Ducati, fiberglass, fork covers, Monster, MS4R, Paolo Tesio, S4R, subframe
How do we contact Mr Tesio to pursue this?
contact me on Facebook “paolo tex”
Paolo! Are you cooking something new? This bike of yours created some fuss on the market!
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