2013 Multistrada 1200S Pikes Peak

Discussion in 'Bikes for Sale' started by benhimes22, Oct 10, 2022.

  1. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    I am parting with my road bike. 2013 Multistrada Pikes Peak edition. Asking $10,500
    The bike has 10,453 miles right now. Still riding it if the weather holds so it might go up a bit. Located Chesterland, Ohio (about a half hour east of Cleveland).

    Google photo album link below:
    https://photos.app.goo.gl/fUdaubYbvgE8TABJ8

    Brand new Pirelli Angel GT tires just installed.

    Stored in heated garage on battery tender.

    The little add ons it has accumulated:
    Carbon fiber chain guard
    Carbon fiber stone guard
    Carbon fiber Termignoni muffler
    Leo Vince mid pipe
    Ducati performance seat
    R&G racing frame sliders
    Marchesini forged wheels
    Speedy Moto axle slider
    Garmin Zumo XT mount hardwired (Garmin Zumo XT not included)
    New Perelli angel GT tires
    New fork oil and dust seals
    Ducati top case keyed to the bike
    Gubellini rear stand
    Skene LED programable flashing brake light
    Cox Racing radiator and oil cooler guards
    Tech Spec tank grips
    Never dropped


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  2. ducnut

    ducnut Well-Known Member

    There were a whole mess of these around the Deal’s Gap area, last weekend. Kickass bikes!
     
  3. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    I have taken it down to NC mountains a couple of times. It is a great bike for carving through the mountains. Comfortable riding position but sport mode turns on its Superbike alter ego.
     
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  4. mglax13

    mglax13 Well-Known Member

    Excellent decals :D
     
  5. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    Previous ownero_O
     
  6. MikeyG2323

    MikeyG2323 Well-Known Member

    are the decals easily removed
     
  7. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    Yeah, just peel them off. They are all die cut so it will be one letter at a time.
     
  8. MikeyG2323

    MikeyG2323 Well-Known Member

    How long have you had it? service records getting close to a timing belt valve adjusment
     
  9. tgold

    tgold Well-Known Member

    Really sharp bike... My leather jacket would match it quite well......
    GLWS!
     
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  10. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    I have owned it a little over one year. I love it and would keep it but I want an adventure bike that I can take off road. This bike is so nice I wouldn't take it on anything but asphalt. It is really a sport tourer in my opinion. I am not taking those beautiful Marchesini wheels on a gravel road! I have most of the service records. The service interval for valves and belts is 15,000 miles so another 5,000 to go. I have owned a lot of ducatis and find that the first check of valve clearance is just a check. I have never had one that needed shims at the first interval. Obviously past experience is no guarantee of future performance but it seems like the general consensus.
     
  11. MikeyG2323

    MikeyG2323 Well-Known Member

    Do you have the stock parts, seats, exhaust,etc
     
  12. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

    No stock parts. I do have a hard copy of the owners manual.
     
  13. benhimes22

    benhimes22 When you come to a fork in the road, take it.

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