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Mileage:780
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Ducati Monster tech info
Engine Size (cc):821
For Sale By:Private Seller
Ducati Monster description
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Selling our 2015 ducati 821 monster. Just broke in at 780 miles. Runs great and has plenty of torque. This is liquid cooled unlike previous models. It has the traction control, abs, and all the bells. Fender eliminator kit and aftermarket rear turn signals. It is an awesome bike but I don't have time to ride both my bikes. This is a really good deal. This is in mint condition. See pictures for blue book value! This bike is paid off.
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