2012 Ducati Monster on 2040-motos
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2012 Ducati Monster 796 ABS. Loaded with many factory extras: Ducati Factory alarm, Ducati factory passenger hold bars, Ducati factory saddle bags, Ducati factory handle bar bag. Never been down, raced or abused, 3100 easy miles, factory warranty is still in effect, tires are about 85%. Two sets of keys with alarm, books, tool bag, warranty card, Bike is gorgeous, runs and rides brand new, not a scratch.
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