2000 M900ie, some tweaks, PCIII dyno tuned, less than 3,000 miles - $5,100

[944SSie]

I have a very, very clean red 2000 M900ie that was recently dyno tuned with a PCIII by BCM. It has Termi carbon fiber slip ons, open air box, new plugs, new belts, new tires. BCM tuned front forks with RaceTech valves and springs for a 220lb rider. Runs great, looks great.

I have lots of other parts that I am going to list separately but we may be able to work something out if you want everything in one shot. Here is a brief list of the other parts:

Ohlins shock with spring for a 220lb rider
Superbike front fender
Clear coated carbon fiber side panels
Clear coated carbon fiber sprocket cover
Clear coated carbon fiber key guard
Clear coated carbon fiber beer tray
Clear coated carbon fiber heel guards
Brembo radial clutch master cylinder
Brembo radial brake master cylinder
4 pad calipers with lines to work with Brembo Radial master
Evoluzione clutch slave
Alex Ortner vented belt covers
Red OEM fairing with Zero Gravity smoked windscreen and all mounting brackets and bolts

Asking $5,100 for the bike in stock form. Like I mentioned it has less than 3,000 miles. I have two little kids and a house that I am rebuilding so I never ride this thing and what little time I spend on it is done wiping it down with Honda Spray Polish. Really.

Serious inquiries only. The bike is located in Wilmington, MA.

Pics are available here: http://boston.craigslist.org/nwb/mcy/796340882.html

If you want more or different angles let me know.

[Dannog]

I'm interested in the Ohlins shock if its still available. What price are you after?

[944SSie]

I was actually trying to sell the bike as a whole, hoping not to get into the labor of de-tweaking the bike.

Here is a DML post from "Sac Monster" and he wanted $600: http://www.ducatimonster.org/forums/...750-900-a.html

I dunno...how about $500 plus shipping? I still have the original box, all mounting bits and pieces, spanner, etc. My bike didnt' come with an Ohlins so I had to find a way to mount the thing and ended up buying the OEM bracket for the remote reservoir, then priming and painting it to match. I'll toss that in too.