This has been on EBAY for months now, I'm a little surprised it's not sold at the price: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/32694039...lp:3650466&itmmeta=01KNS0PAYMJPPSZ4099EZ41PWW I know it's an Import on a Q plate, but is more than cheap enough to make up for it compared to a similar UK bike, and would give many years of service. It's also only got 2.5K miles on it.
Why would it being an import make it a Q plate though? Stolen recovered with dodgy frame numbers I can understand a Q designation
Q is given when DVLA cannot determine a bikes age or original identity. There as a few reasons how that could happen, but very few that don’t seriously reduce its appeal.
I contacted the seller, his replies to my Qs: "Ive bought it from the guy who imported the bike . Ive did Not ask from where He imported Ive got the logbook in my name no any old paperwork"
Lol. See what you did there (“Q” being the main question). If it all checks out, legally and condition wise, it’s a late model bike for old model money, but I would only consider it if I planned to keep it long term and its value as transport was much more important than its future resale value.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/397827758209?_skw=ducati+996&itmmeta=01KP3X1DA1JJRP0H1Z57J1A8BG&hash=item5ca061d881:g:~fIAAeSwNBlp2hNr&itmprp=enc:AQALAAAA8GfYFPkwiKCW4ZNSs2u11xCrr/TH409mx7MiDTWi8NdBThuuxk9fW6ktQSS90AA3ESFQLlXD7iurf3u0+FjRI3GgpyuIKp1CzOgzC1kAFIeEheqi+7g3cn7UkLfx/dmfMLBfTnKpYVR5UPTc12OzCh84cqVXHhSKBGsFpiENM15RGYFnbQzoFPliuYU+6BCYDdq7X5CBvYrZLGHj/6/mIsv+kenRJCv1dhXyVlHqhizyb3r+DSgQsixoGVya1+ZSRyb6GQCNO9nQOCyPLafrc4+fTRLWVUAwZKgiLy0oG6UxmVYuaIegtYt3IxyAKbEutw==|tkp:Bk9SR6rVhf2wZw i'm not sure if it's a change in policy, but this is the second time that EBay have "conveniently" included a relevant negative from over a year ago - i.e.:- feedback currently shows 100% positive. It was below description and hard to miss both times. The first time i might have considered a purchase if i hadn't read "it"!
