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2008 Ducati Mts 1100s Sportbike on 2040-motos

US $9,799.00
YearYear:2008 MileageMileage:25 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Seattle, Washington, US

Seattle, WA, US
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2008 Ducati MTS 1100S, Black 2008 Ducati Multistrada 1100S. The S model comes standard with Ohlins forks, Ohlins shock, and Marchesini wheels. Extras include: Heated grips, Side Panniers, and frame sliders. For more information call Ducati Seattle (206)298-9995.

Moto blog

2012 Ducati Monster 1100EVO Showroom Premiere

Tue, 24 May 2011

If there’s one thing Ducati’s good at doing, (well, besides building motorcycles that is), it’s making the showroom premieres of its newest models an event. That holds true with the North American dealership premieres of Ducati‘s newest Monster, the flagship of the company’s naked roadster lineup, the Ducati Monster 1100EVO. The Ducati Monster 1100EVO, now listed as Ducati’s first 2012 model, arrives in participating showrooms across the United States and Canada May 27-28.

Ducati Recalls Monster 1100 EVO for Cracked Spokes

Fri, 02 Mar 2012

Ducati is recalling the 2011-2012 Monster 1100 EVO because of potential cracks developing on the rear wheel spokes. The affected units have rear wheels labeled “DU6-RR“. Rims with the code “DU6N-RR” are not included in the recall campaign.

Old Dog, New Tricks: Tackling The LA-Barstow To Vegas Dual-Sport Ride

Mon, 05 Dec 2022

Joining the 39th running of the famed event on a Ducati DesertX and a Kawasaki KLX300 Credit: Photos by Cait Maher, Evans Brasfield, Grumpy, and Ryan Adams Let’s be honest, dual-sport motorcycles aren’t really designed for touring, despite my best efforts ( here and here). The bikes are merely street-legal dirt bikes without much accommodation for creature comfort. So, spending 220-ish miles flat in the saddle from Las Vegas, NV to Palmdale, CA, mostly on Interstate 15, is a platform for cataloging discomforts, and after riding approximately 360 miles, mostly off road over the two previous days, my aches-and-pains were legion.