Ducati Monster2021 on
Not sold new in Pakistan
- 937 cc
- 111 PS
- 188 kg
Bike comparison
Ducati Monster vs TVS Ntorq 125 vs TVS Apache RTR 160
Who wins on price, power, fuel and weight, then every spec side by side.
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TVS Ntorq 125
Not sold new in Pakistan
- 124.8 cc
- 9.4 PS
- ~45 km/l
- 118 kg
Earlier version in photoTVS Apache RTR 160
Not sold new in Pakistan
- 160 cc
- 16 PS
- ~45 km/l
- 137 kg
Who wins what
The quick answer before the full table.
- Ducati Monster4
- TVS Ntorq 1252
- TVS Apache RTR 1602
- Most powerDucati Monster111 PS
- Most pulling powerDucati Monster93 Nm
- Goes furthest on a tankTVS Apache RTR 160~540 km
- Quickest (power to weight)Ducati Monster590 PS/t
- LightestTVS Ntorq 125118 kg
- Highest top speedDucati Monster230 km/h
- Lowest seatTVS Ntorq 125770 mm
- Most ground clearanceTVS Apache RTR 160180 mm
Full specifications
| Full specifications |  Ducati Monster |  TVS Ntorq 125 |  TVS Apache RTR 160 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price and running costs | |||
| Price in Pakistan | Not sold new in Pakistan | Not sold new in Pakistan | Not sold new in Pakistan |
| Brand | Ducati · Italy | TVS · India | TVS · India |
| Type of bike | Street | Scooter | Street |
| Fuel average | — | ~45 km/l | ~45 km/l |
| Petrol tank | 14 L | 5.8 L | 12 L |
| On a full tank | — | ~261 km | ~540 km |
| Engine and performance | |||
| Engine size | 937 cc | 124.8 cc | 160 cc |
| Cylinders | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Cooling | Liquid (radiator) | Air | Air |
| Power | 111 PS @ 9,250 rpm | 9.4 PS @ 7,000 rpm | 16 PS @ 8,750 rpm |
| Torque | 93 Nm @ 6,500 rpm | 10.6 Nm @ 5,500 rpm | 13.9 Nm @ 7,000 rpm |
| Power to weight | 590 PS / tonne | 80 PS / tonne | 117 PS / tonne |
| Top speed | 230 km/h | 95 km/h | 114 km/h |
| Fuel system | Fuel injection | Fuel injection | Fuel injection |
| Gearbox and controls | |||
| Gearbox | 6-speed | Automatic (CVT) | 5-speed |
| Starting | Self start | Self start | Self start |
| Size and weight | |||
| Weight | 188 kg (with fluids) | 118 kg (with fluids) | 137 kg (with fluids) |
| Seat height | 820 mm | 770 mm | 790 mm |
| Ground clearance | — | 155 mm | 180 mm |
| Wheelbase | 1,474 mm | 1,285 mm | 1,300 mm |
| Brakes, wheels and suspension | |||
| Brakes (front / back) | Brembo M4.32 320 ×2 / Disc 245 | Disc 220 / Drum | Disc 270 / Disc 200 |
| ABS | Both wheels, works in corners | No (linked brakes) | Front wheel |
| Tyres (front / back) | 120/70-17 / 180/55-17 | 100/80-12 / 110/80-12 | 90/90-17 / 110/80-17 |
Figures are each maker's own claims for the version shown. Fuel average is a rough real-world figure and depends on how you ride. Prices change often, so check with a dealer before you buy.
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- TVS Ntorq 125—a month
- TVS Apache RTR 160—a month
Questions people ask
Which is more powerful, Ducati Monster or TVS Ntorq 125?
Ducati Monster makes 111 PS @ 9,250 rpm; TVS Ntorq 125 makes 9.4 PS @ 7,000 rpm.
Which is lighter, Ducati Monster or TVS Ntorq 125?
TVS Ntorq 125 weighs about 118 kg and Ducati Monster about 188 kg, so TVS Ntorq 125 is easier to push and park.
Ducati Monster or TVS Ntorq 125: which should I buy?
Buy Ducati Monster if you care most about most power, most pulling power. Buy TVS Ntorq 125 if lightest, lowest seat matters more. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will help you choose.
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Photo credits
- Ducati Monster: Nicholas Gemini, CC BY-SA 4.0
- TVS Ntorq 125: M.parvage, CC BY 4.0
- TVS Apache RTR 160: Sri ram, CC BY-SA 3.0
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Figures are each maker's own claims for the version shown. Fuel average is a rough real-world figure and depends on how you ride. Prices change often, so check with a dealer before you buy.