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2000 Ducati Other on 2040-motos

$5,450
YearYear:2000 MileageMileage:10316
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Ducati Other tech info

TypeType:Sport Touring PhonePhone:(310) 365-5100

Ducati Other description

2000 Ducati Other , ST2 Sport Tourer, 944cc engine. Low mileage at 10,316 (original). New tires (850mi). All services up to date, and verifiable with receipts by certified Ducati technicians. Upgrades such as modified exhaust, custom Corbin seat with lower lumbar support, low profile sport fairing and windshield. New batter and trickle charger incl. May need new chain. Slight damage to left mirror and rear blinker. 3rd Owner. Hardly ridden in past 3.5 years. Private party. (310) 365-5100. $5,450.00 3103655100

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