For Sale Ducati 996 Biposto 2000

For sale, my 2000 model Ducati 996 Biposto.

Due a belts, fluids & filters service, which will be carried out before sale. Extras include Termignoni cans, white front number board (with free bugs). £5200.






Located in north Lancashire. Can deliver anywhere in UK for £120 once cleared payment received. Bank transfer or cash.

 

Nope - that's it. Not selling any more. Almost finished my nut & bolt 916 rebuild, detailed here:-

http://ducatiforum.co.uk/threads/1996-916-rebuild.39749/

and I just can't justify having three Ducatis in the garage. Also have a '68 Triumph 650, and a '76 Yam TT500 project, and have a hankering to build one of these:-

 

Just to be clear to anyone reading this advert, that mileage isn't correct. I fitted a new speedo, so although the MOT says 1700-odd miles it's actually more like 18,000. I have a note of it somewhere and will add it to this thread.

 

Oops - more like 25k miles on the original clock. Should I be asking less than £5k?

 

In a market which favours originality, a bike with as many non-standard parts as that one may struggle to find a buyer. My 2000-model bike has the 5-spoke wheels which many people seem to prefer, TIN-coated forks and the original frame paint. While I'm not denying that the bike you linked above has many plus-points for some buyers, it's appeal is probably more limited than a bike which is pretty much standard.

I remain open to any sensible offer on my own 996.

Cheers
Eddy

 

Ha ha....just the right-hand one. It was there a couple of weeks ago. I have either brushed against it in the garage (getting a bit tight for space in there) or it's gone AWOL during a recent ride. Got a good source for a replacement?
Ta,
Eddy

 

Totally agreed - and if it turns out to be £4500 (or even less) I'm not going to shed any tears. It is, after all, just a motorbike.

 

Price drop £4800 before it goes into a large plastic bag for the winter.