We found the following complaints for DUCATI MONSTER 1200 (2018)
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I currently own a 2018 ducati monster 1200s that i purchased last year new; the motorcycle has less than 1000 miles when the rear brakes completely failed.no brake fluid leak or brake pad issue seen.rear brake pedal bottoms out without actuating brakes.i traded at 2014 ducati monster 1200 for this bike as i was having brake issues every year with that one as well.this is the 4th time in 4 years that my brakes completely went out on a ride.the previous 3 times with the 2014 ducati i had to pay for a break flush each year and they finally said the master cylinder "might be the issue" and the ducati service dealer required me to pay for a master cylinder for rear brake.i've never had brakes fail with any other motorcycle (honda, harley, or ktm).this has to be more than coincidence with failing yearly 4 years in a row.i have tried to contact ducati customer service but it goes to voicemail and they have not called me back.
After a few months own this new ducati i started to lose feel and effects from using the rear brake . And quickly the rear brake is now 100% failed , will not slow or stop the bike at all . Brought in too ducati and was told there might be a possible recall for rear brake lines but i do not see anything when searching your site or ducati .com
I purchased a used ducati monster 821 2018 in february of 2020. The rear brake pedal was very spongy. I thought it was a quirk of a ducati monster. I took the motorcycle for an annual inspection in may of 2021 at a non-ducati dealer and was told that i have no rear brake. It was also mentioned that this is a known issue with ducati monsters and probably has a recall. I took the bike to the dealer for servicing and they acknowledged there is a recall on the rear brakes of the ducati monster as well as the fuel sensor which doesn't consistently display the correct amount of fuel in the gas tank.i wasn't informed of the recalls and i don't see it listed on the nhtsa recall list. In my opinionthis is a dangerous failure that should be clearly communicated to owners.
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