2005 Ducati Multistrada Adventure Touring on 2040-motos

US $5,100.00

Year:2005 Mileage:21200 Color: Silver

Location:

Denver, Colorado, US

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Ducati Multistrada photos

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Ducati Multistrada tech info

Type:Sport Touring Engine Size (cc):1000 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:ZDM1vabp05b009576

Ducati Multistrada description

Selling my beloved Ducati Multistrada due to Divorce. You can tell by the pictures and description that I have put lots of time, money, and TLC into making this one of the most versatile Ducatis around

This bike has been very capable since the day I bought it, with Ducati's tried and true air cooled 90 degree dual spark Vtwin. It makes lots of power (94hp) for maintaining fast highway speeds. Then there is that trellis frame and Showa suspension that make Ducatis so fun to ride. It is an incredibly narrow bike making for quick and effortless handling on canyon roads. The only thing that was missing for me on this bike was capabilities where the pavement ends. So I went to work to create a true go anywhere bike. Below are all of the aftermarket additions that make this a perfect bike on road or off.

Sergeant seat
Moto front fender mount and acerbis fender
Zero gravity dale bubble smoke tint windscreen
Rental bars with tag 7/8th adapter
Hypermoto foot pegs with rubber insert for grip
Piaa high output front lights with guards
New Barnett clutch, all plates basket and springs
Carbon fiber clutch cover
Black s2 belt covers
Steel Skid shield
Steel Fork guards
Acerbis brush guards
Dynamic rear rack, over seat rack, back rest
Strata Adventurossa Custom luggage mount
Indestructible water tight pelican cases
Strata Adventurossa Engine Guards / crash bars

The bike has 21k miles but has been well cared for with all major services done at Faye Meyers. New clutch feels awesome, the bike is really well sorted for 1 or 2 riders, on road or off. This is a very fair price for a great bike with over $3500 in aftermarket parts on it. I have the title in hand and original key and red key!

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