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LOW MILEAGE. Immaculate condition. I am the second owner of this bike and just never had the time to ride it. Right now it's loaded with upgrades and priced to sell. After market pieces are: -Tinted windshield -Carbon fiber QUAD D exhaust -Carbon front fender -Carbon exhaust shield -Ducati after market racing seat -Hard solo seat -Billet open clutch cover -Billet clutch basket -Billet clutch springs/buttons -Adjustable clutch and brake levers -Integrated tail light/turn signals -Red under body lights -Helmet lock -Battery tender As you can see from the pictures the tires have full tread on them. You will find other 1098's for sale but check mileage and upgrades before you compare the price. I believe this is a fair market price so I will not entertain any low offers as I do not need to sell this bike. When I bought this bike I had to have payment in hand before I rode it so new buyer will have to do the same. Its sitting in my garage under a cover up on two axle stands waiting for a new owner. |
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