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1999 Ducati 750SS (1999)
1999 DUCATI 750SS, $640 OFF!Falls Church, F00314, 1999 Ducati 750SSCondition: GoodComments: A great Ducati for the enthusiast or someone who enjoys the ride as much as the destination.2013-12-21 23:14:10Falls Church, VA23,3142,855.00 -
2006 DUCATI SPORT CLASSIC 10000 (2006)
2006 DUCATI SPORT CLASSIC 1000 2006, the only year this motorcycle came in a single-seater monoposto (single shock) configuration. It is the only year that Ducati built this bike with the signature dry clutch. It is also the only year that it shipped with the asymmetrical swing arm. It is definitely the most sought after year of the Sport Classic I am selling this bike because I purchased a new motorcycle just recently and my days on the Sport Classic are over. The bike is mint! It runs perfectly, has zero issues with it! It has a brand new tank just this week, a new voltage regulator/rectifier in 2012 and the infamous tank fuel hose & clamp issue done in 2013 per Moto-Forza Dealer, San Diego.2013-09-25 22:23:05San Marcos, California, US10,07610,950.00 -
06 Ducati Sport 1000 (2006)
Great opportunity to own one of most sought after motorcycle these days.Ducati sport 1000 , asymmetrical swing arm, dry clutch,mono seatComes with some very nice,expensive and impossible to obtain mods,most discontinued nowFull Termignoni exhaust and Ecu value &2500Rizoma mirrors,grips,reservoirs covers value $800Speedymoto belt covers,frame sliders,fork and axle sliders value $600Ohlins damper value $650Wasp tail chop and turn signals value $450Full adjustable Showa fork value $450Only 3800 miles,all services up to date,clean titleBike is in great condition giving is 7 years old, rides and sounds amazingNo issues with the bike,used mostly non ethanol gasolineThank you and good luck with bidding2013-09-29 12:20:09Arlington Heights, Illinois, US3,7805,600.00 -
2007 Ducati Sport 1000 low miles gorgeous (2007)
Contact Seller See our other listings Print this listing2013-10-02 23:04:00San Rafael, California, US3,78015,995.00 -
1969 Ducati Other (1969)
1969 Ducati 450 Jupiter also know as a 450 Scrambler. This is a barn find from southern CA, last registered in 1979. The bike has been lightly cleaned, but could use a little more polishing depending on what the new owner intends to do.2016-07-11 04:57:01Rush, New York, United States929000
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