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2005 Ducati Superbike 749 on 2040-motos

$7,500
YearYear:2005 MileageMileage:18500
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Ducati Superbike description

2005 Ducati Superbike 749, I have owned the bike since early 2011. I bought it with about 11K miles and it now has a little over 18K. The bike was fully serviced at the time I bought it and I had an oil change and service before I stored it the end of 2011 when I moved out of the country. The bike has been stored in a garage since the end of 2011, it has been started once a week. I now live in a small town in AZ for work and riding is not as enjoyable. The bike is completely stock, and in great condition (never been down). Please reference an owners manual online for spec questions as there are too many to list here. The bike is in need of tire, and I have taken that into consideration when setting my asking price but the price is negotiable, within reason. Bike can be shipped for roughly $450, to be paid by the buyer. $7,500.00 5092808882

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