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1997 Ducati Superbike on 2040-motos

US $9700
YearYear:1997 MileageMileage:8 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States

Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States
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Ducati Superbike tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):916 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty TypeType:Sport Bike For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Ducati Superbike description

You are looking at a geriatric owned and pampered 1997 Ducati 916 Biposto.

 

The bike is in spotless original, unmolested condition with the following exceptions: I had the wheels powder coated black and fitted a Sargent seat and Ferracci handle bars. The original seat and factory handle bars come with the bike, as do the passenger footpegs.  The bike is fitted with factory Termignoni pipes.  All paint and plastic is without blemish. No dents, no scratches. Some pinhole size stone chips can be seen on the leading edges of the fairing, but these are so small that they do not show up in any of the pictures.

 

There are, what appear to be two small hairline cracks in the tachometer lens, but these again are too small to show up in a picture. They have been there for years, do not grow and do not leak. The ignition switch sometimes fails to make contact the first time, but a second attempt usually does the trick. Except for timing belts (every two years), the main fuel filter and other routine maintenance replacement parts, everything else is original – down to the original drive chain and sprockets, which show no appreciable wear. The factory air filters were replaced with reproductions. Tires are half-life Metzeler Sporttech M1’s. Battery is new Shorai.

 

The bike’s mechanical condition matches it appearance. She runs like a clock and pulls like a freight train. Being a tinkerer, I have performed minor services, seasonal oil changes and the like myself. Major services were performed by the dealer – first by Eastern Cycle Ducati in Beverly, MA (from whom I bought the bike) and later by Cleveland-Akron Ducati, OH.  A factory maintenance manual and full service history come with the sale, and so does the paddock stand. Total  mileage since new is 8,188.

 

 

Payment and Shipping:

 

$500.00 deposit due within 24 hours, balance within 14 days, or when the motorcycle is picked up or shipped, whichever occurs first. Paypal for deposit and bank certified check for the balance preferred. Shipping will be for the buyer’s account and I will be assisting on my end as best I can.

 

Thanks!





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