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You are looking at 2012 Ducati Monster 696. Purchased by my wife new and road less than 1,000 miles since. A few things I need to point out. A) Bike has a Ducati lower seat, original goes with the bike also. B) LED lights (with remote) were added last year. C) Right after she purchase the bike it did fall over in our driveway. Mirror and clutch peddle were damaged; both were replaced with new by Ducati of Indianapolis, IN. Last year the battery was replaced by the dealer and sense then the bike has been on a battery tender and covered in my garage. Runs great. Also include in this auction is a men's larg grey Scorpion full face helmet and a women's small white full face helmet. Both come with helmet bag as well. Thank you for looking and good luck bidding. |
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Many hands make light work...
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