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Ducati Superbike description

This 2010 Limited Edition Nicky Hayden Ducati 848 is 1 of only 150 produced! This RARE motorcycle was made for the true motorcyle enthusiast and collector. Take the opportunity to own a piece of history. The 848 is the perfect blend of road and track motorcycle. get the best of both worlds! With only 1,950 babied miles you will not find 1 like this around! Contact us today for more details more pictures availbale. Remember, RELAX, IT'S CERTIFIED!

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