Very reluctantly offered: 2001 Ducati 748S biposto Very nice condition mechanically and cosmetically, received many compliments and is a beautiful bike to ride. Wants for nothing, just fuel and go! Datatool alarm Red with white number board on front fairing Carbon rear hugger / chainguard 11,500 miles (in use and so subject to some change) Full service by Italia Moto in July 2014 inc belts and clearances and replacement of rear pads MOT due June 1st 2016 Carbon Temignoni silencers with matched EPROM (original silencers and EPROM supplied with bike) Original Ducati paddock stand Ducati performance soft indoor cover Speedymoto open clutch cover with CarbonTrader billet clutch cover and new stainless springs / collars Bike is located in Lincolnshire (between Grimsby and Lincoln) and I'm looking for £4,250 ono. Why am I selling? I just moved house and my new garage leaks and requires a total overhaul and so it's a difficult and painful decision to make but the sale of my 748 will allow me to make the urgent and critical repairs I need before the winter. This bike was carefully purchased, ridden and maintained as a keeper, so I'm extremely sad to place this advert... Either PM me on here, email me [email protected] or call / text on 07480 217801. Happy to take questions should you wish to know anything specific.
Thanks Bettes! It's bittersweet, and through one lens I feel that it going will be extremely bad luck
I've dropped the price to reflect the time of year, and to try and stimulate a bit of interest. I'm very surprised that I've not had much of a nibble on this, is the advert poorly written or otherwise lacking? I'm also looking to move on my 1989 GSXR and 2003 749S (with upgrade to Öhlins) if anyone has interest in those. Cheers!
Fire3500, looks nice, yet a tad small for me. Can you drop me some details on a PM re the GSXR and 749s please. Cornish
Sorry dude, mine has OE wheels and swing arm, that one above looks like it's got a stock front rim and the paint job is similar but not quite as nice a design as mine.
