2005 Ducati St4s Sport Touring 996cc 4 Valve, Low Mileage on 2040-motos
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
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Ducati Sport Touring description
Up for auction is my 2005 Ducati ST4s Sport Touring motorcycle. This model has the 4 valve 996cc superbike motor, Ohlins rear shock and fully adjustable front forks that the regular ST models do not have. The 2005 model was the last year for the ST4s and the only year with the wet clutch. The bike has the Ducati performance exhaust and ECU with free-flowing air box conversion, smoked wind screen, ASV adjustable levers and custom brake and clutch reservoir covers. Also included are the factory saddle bags, owners manual, tool kit, 2 black ignition keys and the infamous red key. I do not have the original factory exhaust.
The bike has been adult owned and garage kept. It is in excellent condition with a couple of very minor scratches. The sound and personality of this thing is awesome! There is good tread left on the tires. I love this bike but regrettably due to a back injury I can't ride it any more. You won't find a nicer one. NADA value is 7,050 for one with 38k miles.
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