2001 Ducati 748 Superbike on 2040-motos

$2,100

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2001 DUCATI 748 Superbike, $2,100, image 1

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cornerstone drive at harvester road 2001 DUCATI 748 super bike. This bike runs and drives well. It has a custom exhaust, CHROME WHEELS, LED lamps all over, great tires and brakes, and custom paint. The bike is missing both side fairings which you can get very cheap on ebay or just buy a entire new body kit any color you want on ebay for around $400 shipped to your door. Mechaically the bike is very sound. It is a salvage title bike. Can be rebuilt and road legal for less then $500. Call or text. $2100 cash firm or for possible trade for a atv, car, truck, other bikes, or tell me what you have and I will consider most all trades and/or cash and trade. PLEASE DONT WASTE MY TIME TRYING TO TRADE OFF JUNK TO ME. Thank You

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