Vehicle Description
Available now is this 2005 Ducati 999 superbike. This one is in
good condition dressed properly in red with black and carbon fiber
trim. This bike is showing just over 18k on the odometer and starts
right up and runs well. This is a great opportunity to add a soon
to be classic Ducati to your collection or simply a great sport
bike to enjoy the summer with. The Ducati 999 is an Italian sport
bike motorcycle produced by Ducati from 2003 to 2006. It was
introduced as the successor to the 916/996/998 series of
motorcycles and was designed by Pierre Terblanche. The 2005 Ducati
999 had a liquid-cooled, 998cc, L-twin engine that produced around
138 horsepower and 78 lb-ft of torque. It had a six-speed
transmission and a dry clutch. The bike featured a trellis frame
made of chrome-moly steel, and fully adjustable Showa suspension.
The 999 was known for its aggressive, angular styling, which was a
departure from the more curvaceous design of its predecessor. The
bike also had a distinctive single-sided swingarm, which was not
only aesthetically pleasing but also made wheel changes easier. The
Ducati 999 was well-received by critics and enthusiasts alike for
its handling, power, and unique styling. It was also successful in
racing, with Ducati winning the 2003 World Superbike Championship
with the 999. Overall, the Ducati 999 was a significant motorcycle
in the brand's history, representing a new era in Ducati design and
performance.
