Thinning the fleet out a bit, and looking to move on the 748R and the Multistrada. First up is the 748R. It's a 2000 model with 14.8k on the clock and in beautiful condition. Spent a good deal getting it serviced and roadworthy a couple of years ago (full service, all fluids inc. coolant and brake fluid, belts, Desmo service, alternator nut checked / torqued, new tyres). Comes with the OE alloy silencers and EPROM, has titanium Termis fitted Rode it for an MoT (which it passed without a murmur) and then promptly haven't ridden it since. As beautiful as it is... time to rehome it I feel. Talked with Neil from Cornerspeed about getting it serviced up again a few weeks ago but I honestly don't think I'll ride it if I do. Life priorities have changed. Will happily put an MoT on it for the new owner's peace of mind for £8,500. I'll even throw in the stand and a Ducati Performance cover. Next is my 2017 Multistrada S, 14,896 miles This one is a bit more of a wrench as I've had some amazing trips and tours on this one and love the bike to bits (hence the crazy amount I've spent on it over the years and the amount of accessories...). Where do I start with the accessories... I'll see what I can remember: Ducati Performance Roadlok Termignoni slip on Ducati Performance carbon front mudguard MRA screen Iconic screen spacers Ducati Performance sat nav mount (Garmin) + Evotech Performance sat nav mount (Quadlock) Garmin Zumo 345LM sat nav Touratech belly pan Touratech crash bars Evotech performance oil cooler protection Evotech performance radiator protection Ducati Performance spotlights Ducabike bar / handguard protectors Ducati Performance keyless filler cap Ducati Performance carbon conveyers (the bit that says Ducati on either side) Ducati Performance keyless module cover Ducati Performance tank bag (Givi) with wiring for USB accessories Touratech rider and passenger seat Touratech footpegs Touratech gear lever Touratech rear brake pedal Wired in for Keiss heated gear Wired in for battery tender Ducati performance carbon rear hugger Givi Trekker Outback rear pannier frames and panniers + topbox Ducati rear panniers and topbox Givi Toolbox mounted on pannier frame And there's a bunch of stuff that can come with it, from a Ducati Performance cover to some spare parts I've collected "just in case" e.g. spare heated grips, spare tank cover. I have most of the original parts that have been upgraded. It's just had ~£900 spent on it at Cornerspeed on servicing and MOT and it had belts and Desmo service done last year by Gary Baird (former Italia Moto tech). It's ready to go and on the button for £8,500. Which I think is an absolute steal really.
