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2011 Ducati Sport Touring (2011)
Selling my 2011 Ducati multi-Strada S touring edition. This bike is in excellent condition with only 8309 miles.No dents,dings,scratches,etc. I am a 56-year-old enthusiast and I am selling off a couple of my motorcycles.2016-11-19 04:46:13Williamsburg, Michigan, United States810,995.00 -
2012 Ducati Sport Touring (2012)
2012 Ducati Diavel. 56xx miles. 100% stock with the exception of a dealer installed Ducati "touring" windscreen.2016-08-12 04:51:28Jackson, Michigan, United States510,750.00 -
1992 Ducati Sport Touring (1992)
For sale, my 1992 Ducati 907ie. I am the first and only owner. Actual mileage is 7554. It is stock except the following: Staintune exhaust, factory Euro tail light with integral turn signals that replace the unsightly USA spec turn signal stalks, White Performance shock replacing the weak Marzocchi unit, Electrex RR51 voltage regulator that replaced the lousy stock regulator, ProItalia 1/2" bar riser spacers (visible in photo), factory Euro light switch, and Corbin seat. These bikes were sold with the Euro engine computer chip in a separate bag that corrects the off-idle lean sag and was installed after delivery. In addition, the clutch assembly had the modification performed per the 5/15/92 factory tech bulletin when new (installation re-sequence and 3.5mm driven plate replaced with a 2.0mm driven plate (this bulletin applied to all 851/900/907ie models). The Borletti quartz clock was serviced several years ago and works properly. Factory Service & Parts manual included as well as a Parts fische. This bike is perfect in every respect and is the last of my Ducati collection to be sold as I am 65 and not able to ride them anymore. I do not do PayPal; payment by cash or cashier's check preferably drawn on JP Morgan Chase Bank which must clear before transfer. $250 deposit within 72 hours of winning auction. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Location is Rochester, MI. Because of the all-enveloping bodywork, it is difficult to safely tie these bikes down unless bar grip soft straps are used; personally picking the bike up is advisable. Feel free to ask any questions.2016-07-19 04:46:51Rochester, Michigan, United States76586 -
1998 Ducati Sport Touring (1998)
1998 Ducati ST2 with 47,600 miles. This is a great sport-touring bike, with roomy saddlebags and Ducati handling. I have owned this bike since 2008 and put 30,000 great miles on--but it's time to let it go since I just got a 2015 BMW S1000R and I am not riding this bike anymore. Recent maintenance: * Fresh valve adjust and timing belts * Battery, Stator, Regulator-Rectifier @ 44016 miles/July 2014 - including revised-design rotor spacer for improved cooling - finned regulator from Honda Goldwing for improved cooling (bodywork modified) * Oil and filter change @ 47072 miles/Oct 2014 Lots of farkles/extras: * Slip-ons (un-labeled but most likely Fast by Ferraci)--OEM slip-ons also included * FIM Ultimap chip--generally considered the best chip for this bike * Ducati Performance gel saddle * Ducati Performance tank cover and tank bag * Bodywork modified for Dzus fasteners and Desmo Times upper fairing bracket--makes bodywork removal much easier than stock design * Evoluzione clutch slave cylinder * Barnett clutch and basket * Gerbing permanent-mount heated clothing controller * HID headlight (low-beam)--high-beam remains halogen to allow "flash-to-pass" function * Zero Gravity smoked touring windscreen, with electronics mounting shelf * Bodywork modified for Dzus fasteners and Desmo Times bracket * Waterproof, panel-mount voltmeter * Cox Racing radiator guard Available separately: * D&D slip-ons * New, never-mounted Michelin Pilot Road 4 rear tire * Lots of miscellaneous spare parts, including spare headlight Full disclosure: this bike has 47k+ miles.2016-07-03 04:56:10Northville, Michigan, United States4712000 -
2012 Ducati Sport Touring (2012)
2012 Ducati Diavel , 2012 Red Ducati Diavel. Used but like new conditions. 3073miles.2016-06-15 05:13:36Dearborn, Michigan, United States311,900.00
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