Flat track racing covers a whole spectrum of participation levels—from pro leagues to grassroots ‘run what ya brung’ events. And that’s great for the custom scene, because the looser the rules are, the more creative builders can get.
Christian Reier get his kicks on this rowdy Ducati Monster flat tracker. The 2001-model 900 i.e. might seem like an unlikely candidate for flat track racing, but the founder of Salzburg’s Reier Motors is unfazed. “I love to ride flat track and I am a huge Ducati fan,” he states plainly.
His weapon of choice is an intriguing interpretation of the genre that not only looks bonkers, but ticks all the right boxes in terms of stance and ergonomics too. And the way that the overall design complements the Monster’s iconic trellis frame, makes it that much sweeter.…