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Engine Size (cc):803
Warranty:Unspecified
Type:Naked
For Sale By:Private Seller
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2013 Ducati Monster 796 [803cc sportsbike]
-20th Anniversary edition with gold parts, champagne accents. -ABS -Electronic display -Pirelli Diablo supercorsa 2 -Twin Moto-GP carbon fiber exhaust -Sport shorty clutch and brake levers -Newly maintained, new brake cylinders, new fluids, tires 90% tread. -New battery -Never had any problems on the bike -LED brake light, with integrated turn signals -Ducati electronic lap timer -Ducati tank pad -Ducati grips -Ducati rear seat cowl I bought this bike from the dealer, I've babied it since. Leaving for active duty Air Force. I've changed a lot on this bike, mostly all cosmetic, including removing the ugly mirrors and replacing them with quality bar end mirrors, Ducati tank pads, and Ducati grips, as well as an LED brake light with integrated turn signals, and the carbon fiber exhausts. This really makes the bike stand out especially with that sweet cafe racer look. This bike is flush, both with features, and cosmetic appeal. |
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Moto blog
Track days, I love em!
Fri, 29 Jul 2011I never tire of track days. Well I wouldn’t as I’m out most weeks earning a crust instructing on them, however, there is usually an amusing story at the end of each event. I get great pleasure helping riders (especially if it makes them safer) although I do come across some weird and wonderful riding in the process.
Ducati V4: Meet the Revolution
Mon, 25 Sep 2017The four-cylinder engine marked a new stage in the history of the brand. Ducati has introduced the new Desmocedici Stradale V4 engine. The "four" in configuration resembles the Grand Prix Desmocedici.
2010 NCR Millona 16
Wed, 02 Jun 2010Take one Ducati Desmosedici 200+hp engine and put it into a super lightweight NCR chassis and you’ll quite possibly have the world’s fastest and most powerful motorcycle. At 145kg dry weight it’s lighter (even) than a MotoGP bike… The 989cc V4 produces a staggering 200hp @13.800rpm and 116Nm @10.500rpm. We’re going to have a chat with Michele Poggipolini of NCR about this bike, but we strongly suspect it’s a one off special.
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