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Mileage:245
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Engine Size (cc):916
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
Ducati Superbike description
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Yes this beautiful Superbike has 245 miles on it. It would have had less but I had to drive it to see Frankie Chili the Superbike star to sign the tank. I bought from a guy who owned a huge plumbing company who bought it at Sotheby's charity auction in 2002 brand new in Vegas after being signed by Ben Bostrom. Several other amazing guys signed tank but unfortunately while sitting in my office got cleaned by a cleaning person and ruined the signatures. Bike is in my storage next to Jet Tunning, one of the Premier Motorcycle tuners in all of CA. Bike has not been started since 2006. Battery disconnected and fuel drained. Bike is 100% original, never dropped or scratched. Clean Title as expected. I bought this bike as art. It was enjoyed by 1000s of folks who loved the fact that this was the body style that put Ducati back on the map in the 1990s. Office building sold and now in warehouse covered. Needs a good home where someone can hang it over a bar, or put in a collection, or maybe just rode hard for the first time in its life. Thanks for looking.
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