2011 Ducati Monster 796 Sport Touring on 2040-motos
Nottingham, Maryland, US
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2011 Ducati Monster 796, I am selling my 2011 Ducati Monster 796. It's matte black. It was purchased this season at the beginning of the season. I bought it from a dealer. It is my baby but i just don't have time to ride. The bike is in Excellent condition. No problems at all. The bike has 2772 miles on it. Never seen rain ever. It came with a fender eliminator kit that is sweet. It came with CRG Clutch and Brake levers that are after market. Never been raced, abused or laid down. The bike is in immaculate condition. It has always been babied. I have all the original keys and books for the bike too. Adult owned and ridden. Never raced or abused. 2772 miles mileage may be slightly higher. I'm the 2nd owner, I purchased in march of this year. Still under warranty Serious inquiries only. No tire kickers. Test drives are at my discretion only. Will not ship overseas will not be scammed. Prefer local sale. Cash only. $7000 OBO Very motivated to sell. Thanks for looking. Clean title in Hand. NO LOW BALLERS Please call Jon to talk about purchase 610-680-6493. No Shipping, Pick up only. $7,000.00 6106806493
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