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Ducati Monster Breaks World Record
Ducati Motor Holding is proud to inform you that our legendary Ducati Monster broke the Guinness Book ‘Largest Parade of Motorcycles of the Same Brand and Type’ Record. This happened last Sunday, September 21st.

Under the sunny skies of Belgium the small town of Hamme-Moerzeke shook on its grounds when 405 Monsteristi started their engines to ride around town. The parade, which was organised by the ‘Monster Owners Belgium’ Club, was almost 200 bikes larger than the record which was set in 2003 (with 207 Yamaha TDM’s). A crushing result, which was made possible by enthusiast riders who came from Belgium, Holland, Luxemburg, France, Great-Britain, Germany, Romania and other countries to form one Ducati family.

The World Record attempt was part of the annual MOB Monster Day, which celebrated its 5th anniversary this year. The event attracted over 1500 visitors who saw Ducati setting another historical result, which can be added to its rich history.

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