2003 Ducati 999s on 2040-motos

$9,995

Year:2003 Mileage:0 Color: Red

Location:

Redmond, Washington

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Type:Sportbike Phone:(425) 882-4300

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The Ducati 999 is fast becoming a modern classic of Superbike Design. One of the most successful Ducati Superbikes of all time winning more then half of the WSBK races it was entered into. This is an S model so it comes equipped with ??hlins suspension front and rear, forged wheels, and an aluminum monoposto tail unit . This one has been upgraded with a full Termignoni Exhaust system, Cyclecat bars, Moto wheels rear sets, Moto wheels clutch slave, Moto wheels Billet fuel cap, Frame sliders, Water pump cover, Ducati Performance clutch cover, Ducati Performance fender eliminator, Ducati Performance Mirrors/turn signals, extra carbon fiber and brand new Pirelli Supercorsa tires. This is one amazing Ducati. For more information stop by our showroom or contact our sales team at 425-882-4300.

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