2010 Ducati Superbike on 2040-motos

US $15,000.00

Year:2010 Mileage:6 Color: Blk/Red/Wht

Location:

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

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Ducati Superbike photos

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Ducati Superbike tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,198 Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Private Seller

Ducati Superbike description

It has 6710 miles on it and the bike number #81. It comes with a ton of add-ons; it will include the Ducati helmet w/bag&ducati gloves, clear screen. I wore an underarmour head wrap in the helmet so its pads are still fresh no sweat etc. It has an integrated interphone F5 Bluetooth combination installed in the helmet as well. New Q3 Dunlop tires, Galpher wave rotors front/back with new pads. The oil was just changed with Motul 300V double ester synthetic oil. I installed the reusable aluminum PC racing filter. However it needs the 7,500-mile service plus the front fork seals need replacing. I have the seals and belts for the service and was going to do it but I'm selling it and I'll negotiate the price because of it. Fully serviced and always garage kept. The MotoMfg stand will also come with the bike as well. Some of the items may be left off the list but if you know ducati and see the pics then you understand. Box of extra parts I have for this bike comes with it also. All it needs is an experienced rider.

Add-ons:

Nichols Triple tree 30mm/Original Triple tree #81 comes with the bike

PC racing PCS5 reusable oil filter

Ohlins Suspension (Stock w/ S model)

Brembo Brakes (Stock w/ S model)

Yoyodyne slipper clutch

Termignoni Full Exhaust (Full Carbon)

Ducati Race ECU

ASV Aluminum Shorty Levers

Attack performance Rear Sets

Superpole Seat

Carbon rear seat eliminator

Carbon Front & Rear Fenders

Rizoma Clear belt cover

Ducati Performance Windscreen

Moto MFG bikestand

HID HI/LOW Beam headlights

Original Triple tree #81

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