White 1100s on Autotrader website with luggage £4695

Link to photos below

http://www.multistrada.net/modules/mx_smartor/album.php?smartor_mode=album_pic&pic_id=110489

http://www.multistrada.net/modules/mx_smartor/album.php?smartor_mode=album_pic&pic_id=110488

With the euro so low against the pound your offer is too low. I would accept 70e which ...

I have one of those from an 04 DS1000, some flakey paint, otherwise all good.

I will get photos up later if you want the part.

Postage to Sweden is £20 inc insurance, tracking and signed for. 3 to 5 days delivery.

PM me a sensible offer subject to seeing photos.

Cant resolve an ongoing start issue.

No spark on vertical cylinder during start up.
If the engine does catch then it runs well.
Had 2 new ecu's
Crank sensor changed.
Coils , plugs and leads changed.

Not trying to teach you to suck eggs but............ no mention of battery check? also check ...

Thank you all for your feedback! I picked her up last night. Such a major upgrade from my Honda XR. Corners seem much less scary once I got used to its nimbleness and the 2hr highway ride back to my house was a lott more pleasant than what I'm used to. Off to go do a fresh oil change (any links to ...

Regarding ethanol in fuel, it has been standard in Canada for many years. However there are exceptions. Chevron does not add ethanol to their 94 premium, which is what I usually run.

My concern is that the tank may have been exposed to 6-8 years of ethanol already.

The original asking price was ...

One concern (that came up while reading other postings on this forum) is the older fuel tank and the possibility of ethanol warping of the plastic. I wonder how common that is.

Very common in the States and becoming more common in Europe as more and more is added to our Gas-----was 5% then 10 ...

No mention of valve clearance check/adjust, just a bit of patter re plugs oil and belts. Valve check on a DS1000 is every 6200 miles or 10,000 k according to the Ducati service schedule.

You could miss one, seems as though this bike may have missed 2 or worse 3. It costs a lot to get done at a ...

No Key :x No title or severe title issues :x Run do not walk :naughty: Run away as fast as you can :wall: This bike sounds like it's brightest future is salvaged parts :lol: If you really want a Ducati there are far too many fine running good looking examples on the market for less money than you ...

miloVanMultistrada wrote:
5000 miles a year isn't that high for a Multistrada - you should be fine running it that distance every year. As long as you get them serviced regularly they seem to be fairly reliable.

There's a guy on here from Texas that has 90,000 miles on a 2006 model!

+1 on that ...