2003 Ducati Superbike 999

2003 Ducati Superbike 999
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Posted by:	dadasfasf33
Location:	Garchelin Florida
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Price:	2900
Manufacturer:	Ducati
Model:	999
Year:	2003
Mileage:	2700
Exterior/Interior Color:	black
For Sale By:	Private Party
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This bike is in ready to ride condition. It features upgrades such as a carbon fiber bolt on pipe, aftermarket blinkers, windscreen, frame sliders, and a custom paint job. The bike starts right up and runs great! The bike is in ready to ride condition. for more information please contact me at : darryl.ardaaaa@yahoo.com Had Ducati's 999 been the follow-up to, say, the Honda RC51, we have no doubt it would've been an instant smash hit. But instead it replaces the much loved and revered 916-998 series, bikes widely considered to be the most beautiful of the past several decades. But as lovely as that series of bikes is to look at, the legend wouldn't have been created if not for its high level of performance on both the track and the street. That performance is upped with the 999, so there should be much rejoicing. Instead, Ducati has been faced by many who consider its new shape to be a mistake and won't take the bike seriously because of it. Well, all we can tell you is that the 999 is probably the best streetbike Ducati has ever produced, and the whiny poseurs who poo-poo the new design are missing out on a thrilling Italian thoroughbred, cutting off their collective noses to spite their face. I must admit that I, too, was among that crowd of naysayers who judged the 999 on the basis of its appearance. After all, Italy is the epicenter of design, and the Triple-Nine, while delivering a stunning styling statement, is a radical departure from the clean, flowing lines of its predecessors. But as we found our during the press introduction at Willow Springs racetrack, the new Ducati superbike has nothing to fear, functionally, from the old 998. Several days riding on the street (not to mention more track work at a DP Safety School at Infineon Raceway and a bit of amateur drag racing) have solidified our early impressions and even increased them in some ways.