In 1999, Ducati released a special edition of the Monster. They called it the Cromo, and it was obviously named due to the distinctive tank, which was complemented by a carbon fiber rear seat cover and rear fender.
It also got adjustable front forks and the high-po 74 horsepower engine. The next year, Ducati added fuel injection to the Monster and cancelled the Cromo. Ducati aficionados will know that the brand brought the Cromo model back in 2001, though that bike lost most of the goodies like the adjustable front forks – it was basically base Dark model with a shiny tank. So that’s a little bit of a bummer, but it’s still a cool take on a wonderful motorcycle.
This example (VIN: ZDM1RA4N41B006822) has 23,366 miles and unfortunately it has a dent in that cool tank. Upgrades include a carbon fiber exhaust, aftermarket clipons, and an Ohlins rear shock with remote preload adjustment.
Find this Cromo for sale in Miami, Florida with a BIN of $6,200 or best offer here on eBay.