2010 Ducati Monster 0.7L Petrol · M36 CBP

Based on the MOT history, this 2010 Ducati Monster presents a clean and stable record. The most recent test on 21 September 2024 resulted in a pass with no defects recorded at 5,156 miles. Looking back to 2020, every annual certificate has been a pass with zero advisories, indicating consistent maintenance and roadworthiness during that period. The mileage trend is remarkably low, showing an average increase of roughly 300 to 400 miles per year. This suggests the machine has seen light use rather than heavy commuting. While this preserves the engine and drivetrain, such low annual mileage often points to long periods of inactivity. A bike of this age that sits idle is prone to issues with perishable components like tires, brake lines, and rubber seals, regardless of the clean MOT paperwork. The mechanical condition trend appears stable, with no deterioration noted over the five-year span. However, the mileage signal is ambiguous; while low mechanical wear is a benefit, age-related degradation is a hidden risk that a standard MOT inspection does not always fully detail. Since the last MOT was nearly two ago, a fresh test is essential.