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2004 Ducati Sport Touring on 2040-motos

$2,200
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Lincoln, Nebraska

Lincoln, NE
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Sadly selling my toys due to back injury. Here's my ST - beautiful bike. Stock except for Zero Gravity black race screen and also smoke touring screen, -1 front sprocket, adjustable ride height linkage installed. That's it. I had Leo Vance cans on her but my neighbor didn't approve so I have the stock ones on now but the Leos come with the sale. Really comfortable. Last year with the dry clutch - really light pull. WITH FULL HARD MATCHING FACTORY SIDE AND TOP LUGGAGE. Adult owned - this is the 1 you want. Never down, clear and clear title.

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