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2000 Ducati SUPERBIKE 996

$6,900

Orlando, Florida

Year 2000

Make Ducati

Model SUPERBIKE 996

Category -

Engine -

Posted Over 1 Month

Hello Everyone, Thank you for looking at my iconic 2000 Ducati 996 superbike with less than 8,500 miles. These are very hard to find in this excellent condition, it has been garaged its entire pampered life. This one has the RARE FULL Termignoni Race Exhaust system. Open clutch cover, rear sets upgraded and various tasteful mods. Carbon pieces throughout including front fender. ALL original body fairings, never laid down or wrecked and repaired, no stories or "history" on this preserved example. All maintenance done, will not need another valve adjustment and cam belt service till 13-14k miles. Tires in good shape. Includes original Italian rear stand, I also believe I have the owners manual for it etc. This bike has had the plastic coolant tank replaced with a high-end aluminum welded one, this is a common failure part on these bikes. Call me with any questions..

2001 Ducati 996

$5,995

Orlando, Florida

Year 2001

Make Ducati

Model 996

Category -

Engine 996cc cc

Posted Over 1 Month

The 996 is the most sought-after superbike in the world. Awesome looking and immensely powerful, it is a direct descendent of the racing versions that have dominated the World Superbike Racing Championships for nearly a decade. 996 SBKIn 1998, Pierfrancesco Chili was the feared adversary of Fogarty, still riding the Ducati 996.Starting in 1999, the maximum displacement of the Ducati Superbike went from 916 to 996cc.The perfect lines of the 996 did not differ from the 916.Even the details of the chassis were hardly changed.In 1999, with the birth of Ducati Corse, the 996 became the undisputed queen of the Superbike World Championship.The use of composite materials and most sophisticated technologies made the 996 absolutely unbeatable.Rear view of the 996 Factory 1999.Carl Fogarty was winner of the third and fourth SBK rider’s title on the seat of the 996 in 1998 and 1999.In 1998, Pierfrancesco Chili was the feared adversary of Fogarty, still riding the Ducati 996.Starting in 1999, the maximum displacement of the Ducati Superbike went from 916 to 996cc.The 996 replaced the 916 in 1998 and quickly became a pride and joy of the Borgo Panigale factory.The 996 was successful in numerous championship and won the World Superbike Championship three times in a row!Many features of the 996 are the same as the 916; both had a Desmodromic double camshaft, L-twin cylinder engine and a Trellis frame.The new features of the 996 included lighter three-spoke wheels, an improved Brembo braking system.A special model sold in California also included Ohlins rear shock absorber and steering damper as well as Marchesini five-spoke wheels.Palmares 19971st Austrian Pro Superbike ChampionshipAndreas Meklau 19981st World Superbike ChampionshipCarl Fogarty 19981st World Superbike ChampionshipConstructors Championship 19991st World Superbike ChampionshipCarl Fogarty 19991st World Superbike Ch