1997 Ducati 900 Ss/sp - Great Condition, Numerous Customizations on 2040-motos

US $2,024.00

Year:1997 Mileage:19638 Color: Yellow

Location:

Citrus Heights, California, US

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Ducati Supersport tech info

Type:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc):904 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller VIN:zdm1lc4m6vb025320

Ducati Supersport description

904cc air-cooled V-Twin engine with only 19, 638 miles. The bike has had all of its required service. Within the last two years the valves and timing belts have been done, the carbs rebuilt and tuned, and a new rear tire. The Duc has an after market Corbin seat that is more comfortable than the stock one. I formed custom fiberglass turn signal indicators, a LED clear tail light, and swapped on bar-end mirrors. I have all of the original parts if you prefer to return it to stock. The bike has a new clutch, Kevlar brake lines and clutch line, a 1 tooth smaller front sprocket, and carbon fiber mudguards. There is also carbon fiber pipes and a tinted front windscreen. The battery is also new and has a trickle charger installed. The Ducati has tons of low-end torque, it moves quick, and hits the top end fast. All while getting 45 MPG. Always garaged the bike and didn't ride in the rain. I've never tracked the bike. All service done by a Ducati dealer - A&S Ducati.

The bike is available for local pick-up only. If you wish to make other arrangements, contact me first - before bidding.

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