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Engine Size (cc):1,099
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Bought this bike from the original owner who had stored it in his garage for 6 years. New timing belt. New Michelin racing tires. Carbon fiber add-ons (front fender, heat shields) and Rizoma rear-sets and pedals. Sargent world sport performance seat and Ducati performance tank bag for touring. Also includes passenger seat, Ducati Data Analyzer, one arm rear stand, battery tender, Marc Cook's Book "Ducati 1098/1198 - The Superbike Redefined", owner's manual and shop manual (both on USB key). Have both ignition keys and security code. Buyer will need to pickup in Summit, NJ.
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