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2017 Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro

Discussion in 'Bikes for Sale' started by 83BSA, Apr 23, 2023.

  1. 83BSA

    83BSA Well-Known Member

    2017 Ducati Multistrada 1200 Enduro.
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    19,550 miles (mileage increasing as ridden regularly). Excellent condition. All maintenance records. Never crashed or down, ridden and enjoyed. I’m downsizing – in both number and size of bikes. This has been my do-it-all bike for 5 years – one up, two-up with bags fully loaded, road, gravel, dirt, you name it, this bike will do it, with speed and soul.
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    Wired, tubeless wheels, original bags, traction control, wheelie control, electronic Ducati Skyhook suspension, keyless operation via PIN, heated grips (3 levels), ABS, anti-dumbass control, . . . this bike has it all. Newish Pirelli Scorpion Trail II tires (approximately 1100 miles), Li Shorai battery with tender, SAE pigtail, Ducati enduro handlebar bag, owner’s manual, tool kit, 1 USB port, 2 Powerlet ports. Original locking aluminum bags. Two keys.
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    Maintenance record:

    Purchased Nov. 2016 from D&D Cycles for $23K.

    4/11/17 1000 KM service by dealer

    4/30/17 2935 mi. oil & filter change

    3/13/18 6224 mi. oil & filter change; tires: Avon AV53 front; Avon AV54 rear.

    12/8/18 10,331 mi. oil & filter change

    12/15/18 10.485 mi. rear tire: Avon AV54

    10/12/19 12,382 mi. oil & filter change; front tire: Avon AV53

    12/15/20 14,597 dealer service: valves checked (ok as is), replaced air filter, oil & filter, spark plugs, timing belts; recall items addressed: rear shock, cable heat shield, lower chain slider shoe; key re-programmed. Replace chain and sprockets (15/45), rear tire: Avon AV54; flush and replace brake and clutch fluids.

    4/6/23 18.450 mi. Front and rear tires: Pirelli Scorpion Trail II; oil & filter; replace rear brake pads.

    4/21/23 19,508 mi. Replace main harness connector.

    $13,500 OBRO. Talkng Rock, GA.

    Cheers,

    Dave
     
  2. 83BSA

    83BSA Well-Known Member

    No interest? Too expensive? Well, it ain't no KLR. It has been to Austin, TX for the MotoGP several times, 2 up with the wife and fully loaded bags. We just finished a 2 up tour up the BRP, across NC and down the Outer Banks. Comfort, style, speed. 7.5 gallon tank means a loooooong time in between fill-ups. Tip her into a corner at night and the adaptive light sensors lightup the inside of the corner. Sport, Tour, Urban and Enduro bike settings, each with 0-24 engine management and suspension setting options. The bike is infinitely adjustible by scrolling thru a menu. Right now. Immediately. No spanners, hammers and drifts or accessing clickers.

    As noted above, all reasonable offers will be fully vetted. If you want a fully capablesport tourer with soul and character, you'd be hard pressed to find one better. And, it is not $25K.

    Cheers,

    Dave
     

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