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1997 Ducati Superbike 748 on 2040-motos

$2,300
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Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville, FL
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Ducati Superbike description

'97 Ducati 748 with 12k miles. The engine has 2k miles on a big bore 85 kit. The 85 big bore is the engine Ducati should have built; it delivers more power while maintaining the rev-happy nature of the engine. Many additional parts including, LED tail lamps, custom license plate mount, HID 8k low beam, smoked windscreen, battery tender, new front brake caliper/pads, all new upgraded fuel system from the 848, carbon fiber intakes/undertail/mirrors/exhaust, upgraded sprockets. The combination of the sprocket setup and 85 low end, it accelerates hard through a wide powerband which makes it an excellent street bike. Paint is in near immaculate condition (one light scuff near headlamp). This is an extremely clean example of a 748, you will be hard pressed to find 1 in this condition with an 85 kit completed and broken in. Tires are in great shape, bike runs perfect. Ready to ride anywhere, needs nothing.

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