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2007 Ducati 1098 on 2040-motos

$8,995
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Chatsworth, California

Chatsworth, CA
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WE FINANCE JUST ABOUT ANYONE, BAD CREDIT, NO CREDIT,first TIME BUYER*** LET US HELP YOU FINANCE THE BIKE OF YOUR DREAMS. THIS VEHICLE IS COVERED BY LIMITED WARRANTY, 90DAYS PARTS & LABOR. TRADE INS WELCOME** GREAT FINANCE OR LEASING PROGRAMS. We specialize in less than perfect credit. Contact details (818) 576-XXXX Wheels In Motion 9520 Desoto Ave. Chatsworth, CA 91311 http://www.wheelsinmotionmc.com

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Ducati Announces Multistrada 1200 with D-Air Integration for Europe

Mon, 24 Mar 2014

Ducati announced it is introducing a special Multistrada D-Air model, what the company calls the world’s first motorcycle fully integrated with an airbag-equipped riding jacket. Working with riding apparel maker Dainese, Ducati developed the Europe-only Multistrada variant to use its existing built-in sensors to detect an accident as it happens. Within 45 milliseconds after detecting an accident, the Multistrada wirelessly sends signals to the Dainese D-Air jackets worn by the rider and/or passenger, activating their airbags to reduce the risk of injury from the impact.

Ziggy Marley To Perform In Southern California For Charity

Fri, 26 Apr 2013

On Friday, May 10th, motorcycle and music fans alike can gather at Newcombs Ranch Roadhouse at the base of the Angeles National Forest, where Ziggy Marley, Bob’s eldest son, will perform a concert to benefit the Chepstowe Basic School in Port Antonio, Jamaica. But beyond trying to raise funds for impoverished school children, Ziggy is also promoting a six-part documentary series, sponsored in part by Ducati, where he and his brothers Rohan and Robbie ride Ducati Multistradas through Africa. The film, entitled Marley Africa Road Trip, is directed by David Alexanian, who also directed Long Way Round and Long Way Down. View the trailer below.

2009 Toyota Tundra Ducati Transporter

Tue, 11 Nov 2008

Motorcycling can be an expensive proposition. Those who take up the hobby to save money on gas find themselves spending a fortune on riding courses, gear and vanity signs that hang in their garage saying “Motorcycle Parking Only.” Others who get serious about the sport of motorcycle racing find themselves spending an arm and a leg on tires, replacement parts and silicon implants for the girls who hold their umbrellas for them in between heats. Yet another costly investment can be transporting your bike(s) to and from the track.