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Engine Size (cc):998
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Ducati Monster description
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This is my 2007 Ducati Monster S4Rs Testastretta. I bought this bike brand new in 2007. It currently has 7,400 miles, with brand new tires, a new Shorai lithium-ion battery, and is up to date on all services. Service work has all been performed at Hall's Ducati in Springfield Illinois. It has well over $13,000 in extras and performance upgrades. I'm not sure I can list everything it has, but I'll try.
-Full Termignoni exhaust system -Ducati Performance ECU -Ducati Performance airbox and high flow air filter -Nichol's light weight fly wheel -Ducati Performance silicone coolant hoses -Oberon clutch slave cylinder -Fast By Ferracci clutch pressure plate -Speedy Moto clutch springs/caps -PSR clutch cover -PSR inspection plate cover -MPL tuning billet frame plugs -Rizoma bar ends -Rizoma bar end mirrors -Rizoma Graffio LED front turn signals -LED taillight with integrated, sequential turn signals -Rear tail chop/license plate relocation -Oberon billet gas cap -Ducati Performance rear sprocket carrier -RK Racing gold X-ring chain -Rizoma clip-on handle bars and triple clamp -Custom Ducati fluid reservoir caps -ASV control clamps -Pazzo Racing adjustable levers -Zero Gravity smoke windscreen -Custom fairing stabilizers -Dunlop Q3 tires-less than 500 miles on them -Stainless steel oil filter housing w/reusable filter -Shorai lithium-ion battery Please feel free to contact me with any questions. I do have the bike for sale locally so the auction could end early. A $500 deposit is required within 24 hours of the auctions end. Thanks for looking. |
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