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Ducati Monster 1200 M6 Wheel Bearing

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Wheel Bearing12,75 € – 34,90 €
13+ offers1 New

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Last updated: 28.10.2026, 02:34

Wheel Bearing for your Ducati Monster 1200?

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Prices from recent listings

Median: 28.44 €
Min: 12.75 € Max: 34.90 €
Source Condition Price (approx.) Last seen
Gmoto Unknown 12.75 € 2026-10-28
Amazon Unknown 13.49 € 2026-10-28
Gmoto Unknown 31.40 € 2026-10-28
eBay New 32.89 € 2026-10-28
Italobike-performance Unknown 34.90 € 2026-10-28
Gmoto Unknown 12.99 € 2026-08-28
Ducbikeparts Unknown 16.90 € 2026-08-28
Gmoto Unknown 21.98 € 2026-08-28

Indicative values only – current prices may vary.

Price comparison: Wheel Bearing

Current median for the Ducati Monster 1200 M6: 28.44 €.

Median across all motorcycle models: around 25 €. This model is 15% above that and more expensive than 60% of the models compared.

Median across Ducati motorcycle models: around 29 €. This model is in line with the median.

Compares the medians of the most recent offers found for each model.

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Price history
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About this part

Wheel bearings on your Monster 1200 M6 let the wheels spin freely with minimal friction. A failing bearing creates a distinctive humming or growling noise that worsens with speed and requires prompt replacement.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which wheel bearing on the Ducati Monster 1200 needs replacing?

On your Monster 1200 M6, the noise typically gets louder when turning in one direction – a bad left bearing is louder turning right (weight shifts left) and vice versa.

Should I replace wheel bearings in pairs?

It's not strictly necessary, but if one side has failed, the other may be close behind. Replacing both on the same axle is a common preventive choice.

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