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Mileage:21
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Ducati Monster description
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Custom 1999 Ducati m750.. Bike was a ground up build. Has approximately 900 miles on it since completed. Nimble, fast, light, and reliable. lots of custom work. Lowered front end, new Clip ons, custom lights and blinkers, speedo, bar end mirrors, gp exhaust (loud), electric fuel pump, lots of powder coated parts, and lots of carbon fiber hydrodipped parts. And most importantly, a custom made belly cowl that changes the entire look of the bike. Really does get a lot of looks.
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Ben Spies to Ducati in 2013
Wed, 12 Sep 2012Ducati has confirmed that Ben Spies will be riding for the Italian company in next year’s MotoGP championship. Joining Spies is Moto2 phenom Andrea Iannone. Apparently, Spies and Iannone will be competing on the Pramac Ducati team and “will be supplied with official equipment.” With Nicky Hayden and Andrea Dovizioso already confirmed for the factory Ducati Team, this announcement concretes a competitive, four-pronged attack for storming next year’s championship.
Watch the Entire World Ducati Week 2012 Diavel Drag Race – Video
Mon, 30 Jul 2012Last month, we wrote about the Diavel Drag Race at World Ducati Week 2012 starring Ducati’s current MotoGP and World Superbike racers and the one and only Troy Bayliss. If you missed it, the retired three-time WSBK Champion Bayliss defeated nine-time Grand Prix Champion Valentino Rossi in the drag race competition on Ducati Diavel Carbons. Our initial post featured a video of highlights from the drag race competition shot by Italian website Motociclismo.it but it was filmed by a single camera from an awkward vantage point.
Ducati Desmosedici GP13 an Evolution, Not a Revolution
Wed, 16 Jan 2013Bernhard Gobmeier sounded cautiously optimistic about Ducati‘s MotoGP program, speaking at the Wrooom 2013 event following the unveiling of the Desmsedici GP13 racebike. Taking over as general manager of Ducati Corse, Gobmeier acknowledged his team had a lot of ground to make up if it hopes to pose a serious threat to Honda and Yamaha. Ducati got an early start on developing its 2013 program halfway through the 2012 season when it became apparent the Desmosedici GP12 was not competitive enough against the RC213V and the M1.
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