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I happen to have one of these numbered bikes. It's number 824 out of 1025 sold world wide and only 100 came to the U.S. I believe. Ducati made these for superbike homologation of the 996 motor so it has a 996 motor even though it is called a 916. I am the 2nd owner and it has 5200 miles. Looks brand new. Sorry about the screwy picture. This is the only one I have on hand. You can see the bike at the bottom of the photo.
Quick search on my local craigslist and I found you a 996 with 8 miles! Brand new 2001 996
He's looking for an R. Yes, plenty of standard models around.
OP, I had listed my 2006 999R on here a while back if that's something that would interest you. Otherwise, good luck with your search, that's a sick bike!
I have a very modified 2010 1098 Streetfighter S...Rizoma parts, Termi Exhaust, Frame and wheels powdercoated candy red to match the red of the Rizoma parts
I happen to have one of these numbered bikes. It's number 824 out of 1025 sold world wide and only 100 came to the U.S. I believe. Ducati made these for superbike homologation of the 996 motor so it has a 996 motor even though it is called a 916. I am the 2nd owner and it has 5200 miles. Looks brand new. Sorry about the screwy picture. This is the only one I have on hand. You can see the bike at the bottom of the photo.
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Now that's a beautiful bike!! I sent you a PM but just realized this is an SPS.
I've got a 1997 SPS which i purchased from the orginal owner a few years back. They are beautiful bikes for sure.
The 1997 is a very rare beast and never officially came to the US. Speedo is in Kilometers, but a few got registered stateside "for track use only". they're a ton of fun!
Here's a pic of mine (ignore the 888 in the foreground!)
02-16-2019, 09:30 PM
WTB: Ducati 996R
