2007 Ducati Gt 1000 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:3
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Engine Size (cc):992
Warranty:none
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Owner
Ducati GT 1000 description
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Beautiful 2007 Ducati GT 1000 for sale in the most desirable color, Ducati red. The bike is in excellent condition with only 3,755 miles. The paint and abundant chrome are in excellent condition. I purchased this bike from a good friend and riding buddy consequently I was very familiar with it's history. There are a few aftermarket add on's; the Ducati rear rack, carbon fiber belt covers, Rizoma bar end mirrors and of course Termingoni silencers. I have the original owner manual, the red key with both key cards and one black key. The tires are Michelin Pilot Power's with plenty of tread remaining. I also have two Termingoni left side silencers, the stock chain guard and the stock belt covers and mirrors. As is my custom, the oil and filter were changed as soon a I got the bike home ( 3600 miles) and I also inspected the belts which look almost new and should last a few more years. I have clear Arizona title. These classic bikes are appreciating quickly. I can supply more photographs of answer any questions you may have. I am a Ducati fanatic as you can see from my garage..... I am selling to make room for a new project.
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