2014 Ducati Superbike on 2040-motos

US $10,900.00

Year:2014 Mileage:10 Color: Red

Location:

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Ducati Superbike tech info

Engine Size (cc):899 Warranty:Vehicle has an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Ducati Superbike description

Mature owner. The bike was purchased new from Bow Cycle in Calgary Alberta Canada and has been maintained by dealer. The bike was purchased with an extended transferable warranty good until January 2019. The break in period was respected.

The bike was well looked after & not abused. It was never tracked, raced, dropped, or stunted. The front wheel never left the ground. It has been problem free.

The bike was purchased with the rear seat cowl option and grippier footpegs. The passenger foot pegs & passenger seat were never installed but are included with the purchase.

If you have read the reviews you know the bike handles like a dream. Most of the riding has been on the twisty roads in B.C. and the northwestern U.S. The bike is very very enjoyable and even reasonably comfortable on long rides (say 800 km / day several days in a row).

I am not looking to trade this bike. I was sure I would keep it uder 5 years which is why I opted for the extended warranty to give a second owner that extra comfort level.

If you are in the market for a Panigale and want to save some dollars over a new one, want a warranty, and NOT have to break it in this is a very good option.

The bike has one small mark on the tank from when it was trucked to the US for driving and a Ducati Monster touched it. Minor blemish.

The bike has a personalized Alberta plate "899" can be transferred to new owner for a fee. The bike is also for sale locally and may be sold at any time before the auction ends.

Thanks in advance for reading this ad. Low ballers or scammers please accept my apology for not responding. Serious inquires will be responded to in a timely fashion. The buyer will be responsible for shipping however I will assist with arrangements. Deposit of $500 required within 48 hours of auction close.

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