2009 Ducati Monster 1100 Standard on 2040-motos
Year:2009
Mileage:777
long beach, California, US
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Type:Standard
Phone:5623546615
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2009 Ducati Monster 1100, 2009 DUCATI MONSTER M1100 Black Black frame. 00771 LOW LOW MILES BARELY USED RIZOMA BILLET TAIL ELIMINATOR KIT ASV BILLET ADJUSTABLE LEVERS TERMIGNONI CARBON FIBER EXHAUST CLEAN AND WELL MAINTAINED! BABIED, NEVER RACED, ADULT OWNED REGISTRATION UNTIL 2/2014 CLEAR CLEAN TITLE. 1ST SERVICE COMPLETED. NO TRADES - NO TEST RIDES- SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY NEED TO INQUIRE Greg 7142228186. ASKING $8900.00 OBO $8,990.00 5623546615
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