1995 Ducati Sp 900ss Red _ Chrom on 2040-motos

$2,578

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1995 Ducati SP 900SS Red _ Chrom, $2,578, image 1

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Very well maintained 1995 Ducati SP 900SS. Very low miles 11,700 the bike has been ridden only 100 mis in the past 2 yrs. The SP model has the upgraded Brembo breaks featuring the full floating cast iron front rotors with carbon fiber front rear fenders and clutch cover and aluminum swing arm. Stock rims have been chromed, blinding. Red paint is outstanding, tinted windshield, Dunlop tires very sticky. The exhaust is Ferracci High Mount Carbon Fiber, 2 tone Corbin seat. The break lines and clutch lines are kevlar. The oil was just changed (Spectro full syn all other fluids are Fuch;s Silkolene Race. The bike also has a new battery three weeks old with battery tender plug in for that easy connection when you are not riding. The bike has never been raced or abused. The bike was serviced on 6-8-12 @ Myers Motorcycles Asheville, NC. Cleaned gas tank out added new fresh gas. Carbs removed and cleaned, 2 timing belts changed, valves do not need adjusting. The bike has original sprocket and chain, 1200 - 1500mis before changing. While taking bike off truck a friend of mine broke lip on gas tank, dealer pre-owned JB weld no issues.

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