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**SOLD** LOADED 2008 Ducati 848 Race/Track

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LOADED 2008 Ducati 848 Race/Track Bike

• 3,770 miles
• Salvage title – cosmetic damage (scratched swingarm) as street bike, never been down as track/race bike
• Full Leo Vince Exhaust
• Nemesis ECU
• Nemesis Toggle On / Off switch
• Nemesis Quickshifter
• Yoyodyne Slipper
• Ohlins / Kyle Steering Damper kit
• Yoyodyne Fairing Stay
• Sharkskinz Bodywork with Custom Paint and Decals
• WoodCraft Rear Sets
• Dan Kyle Adjustable Position Handlebars
• 520 Supersprox Conversion Kit with Three Rear Sprockets
• ASV Clutch Lever
• Ohlins TTX Sprung for 190 lb Rider
• Ohlins FGRT803 Forks
• Spiegler Braided Brake Lines
• Brembo 19 RCS Adjustable Radial Master Cylinder
• Kyle Racing 30mm Offset Triple Clamps
• Kyle Ducati Throttle Tube
• Kyle Shock Link
• Sato Ride Height Adjuster
• Marchesini Gold Magnesium Wheels
• Speedcell Battery
• R&G Axle Slider
• Speedymoto Frame Sliders (underbody)
• Dyno Tune by EDR Performance – 123 HP (see report below)
• Yoyodyne Aluminum Subframe
• Carbon Fiber Swingarm Cover

Earlier this year, after I purchased the bike, I had the following work done:
• Valves checked and adjusted
• Timing belts replaced
• Crank bearings replaced with factory two-piece type

Spares and extras include:
• Stock forks
• Stock shock
• Stock triple clamps
• Stock link
• Stock wheels
• Near-new Michelin rain tires
• Stock subframe
• Kyle USA Ride Height Tool
• Factory Service Manual on Disc
• Ducati chain tension adjuster tool
• No street parts

This bike is beautiful, fast and smooth. I’ve managed to put it on the podium several times this season against some tough competition. A racer buddy of mine from Canada came down a few weeks back and rode it for the first time, and immediately put it on the podium. He said it was the first bike he’s ever ridden that did everything well – acceleration, braking, clutch, suspension. He couldn’t believe how smooth and easy to ride it was.

One of the great strengths of the 848 is how versatile it is. Depending on the rules of your racing club, it may be raced in multiple twins classes, holds its own against the literbikes, and may also be eligible for various middleweight classes.

The bike has been meticulously cared for, and has just a handful of races on it since all the work was done. I haven’t raced that much this season, and raced another bike as well, so this bike hasn’t seen that many races. I’ve decided to sell it primarily because I may not be racing as much next season, and if I do, it will probably be on a literbike.

Some photos of this beauty:

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Although I’m sure I could make more money by parting it out, because of time constraints I’d rather sell it as a complete package for a great price. If I can’t get what I’m looking for, I may decide to part it out down the road. Not interested in trades. For now, please don’t bother with lowball offers or requests for parts.

$13,500.00

Bike is located in the Boise, ID area. Buyer to take care of any shipping costs.

PM with serious inquiries.
 
Gorgeous. Man that thing is pure sex. Congrats in advance to the buyer.
 
Tyler did my auto racing helmet, and I remember seeing this bike on his facebook. Love it!
 
A value review for your convenience:

Nemesis ECU $1,000
Full Leo Vince Exhaust System $1,575
Yoyodyne Slipper Clutch $850
Ohlins/Kyle Steering Damper $500
Yoyodyne Fairing Stay $165
Sharkskinz $1,000
Woodcraft Rearsets $310
Supersprox sprockets (x3) $390
Nemesis Quickshifter $560
Rain tires $350
Dan Kyle Adjustable Position Handlebars $180
Ohlins TTX Sprung for 190 lb Rider $1,400
Ohlins FGRT803 Forks $2,150
Spiegler Braided Brake Lines $100
Brembo 19 RCS Adjustable Radial Master Cylinder $350
Kyle Racing 30mm Offset Triple Clamps $850
Kyle Ducati Throttle Tube $100
Kyle Shock Link $600
Sato Ride Height Adjuster $105
Marchesini Gold Magnesium Wheels $2,600
Speedcell Battery $200
R&G Axle Slider $75
Speedymoto Frame Sliders (underbody) $150
Dyno Tune by EDR Performance – 123 HP $250
Yoyodyne Aluminum Subframe $450
Carbon Fiber Swingarm Cover $125
Valves checked and adjusted, Timing belts replaced, Crank bearings replaced with factory two-piece type (preventing common failure item on these bikes) $3,000

Value of items on list above (not including the bike platform itself) - $19,385

Sale price for complete package is $13,500

If I don't sell it within the next two weeks as a complete bike, I'll race it in early October then part it out. Thanks for your interest!
 
that's really easy on the eyes isn't something I'm normally apt to say when looking at a bike bu-ut... WOW
 
Holy shit that is t3h sexyz.

In other news my pants don't fit right all of a sudden.
 
wing911 said:
how much they charge for the custom paint job?
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Can't remember as it was done by a friend of mine, and we do a good bit of trading. I also pulled the tail from my 1098 which I parted out, as it already had the red that I wanted. The bike was all black when I purchased it late last year.

scootergmc said:
Sorry if I missed it, but Salvage title from what state? Idaho?

Thank you.
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Ohio, as I recall. I bought it from a guy there about a year ago.
 
If i only were able to travel to ID to check this ride out beofre I bought it. Then again it's a duc and I have no idea what i'm doing around italian machines...YET!
 
white wings said:
If i only were able to travel to ID to check this ride out beofre I bought it. Then again it's a duc and I have no idea what i'm doing around italian machines...YET!
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Kurt, I am damn near tempted to buy it...I can bring it back to the shop and we can sort it out later!!

Hey Brian, how about a repeat buyer/Speedzilla disocunt?? :twofinger
 
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