Ducati Monster 696 - Matte black, 1 owner, only 4,400 miles from new

By adey
June 4, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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adey

Posted June 4, 2015

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Posted June 4, 2015

For sale:

'59 Ducati Monster M696+ - 1 owner from new, only 4,400 miles from new, all London miles. ABS, immobiliser etc. Perfect London/commuter bike. Big enough to have fun, small enough to get through traffic!

Bike has always been garaged, is basically in as-new condition. It was also off the road for 18 months (but kept ticking over) while I lived abroad. It is in amazing condition and is a bargain at this price.

MOT from Jan '15 no advisories, obviously.

Ducati service history, spare coded keys, all documentation etc.

**** ?3,900 ****

Link to gumtree add for pics:

http://www.gumtree.com/p/ducati-motorbikes/-59-ducati-monster-m696-matte-black-super-low-mileage-1-owner/1115470550

PM me if interested.

Thanks

Adey

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