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Buying a 1999 Ducati Monster 750 Cafe Racer

dynamic duo

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I found a local 1999 Monster 750 cafe racer and I am thinking about buying it as a secondary bike. The seller dropped the price from $6000 to $5500 and a well known shop did all the work. It has 45000 miles and a custom paint job. I am not a big fan of the colors but the bike has a clean title and many new parts. I used to own a Monster and I want to have one in my garage again for short rides a few times a year. It seems like a solid deal for a bike that is already finished and verified by experts.
 
I found a local 1999 Monster 750 cafe racer and I am thinking about buying it as a secondary bike. The seller dropped the price from $6000 to $5500 and a well known shop did all the work. It has 45000 miles and a custom paint job. I am not a big fan of the colors but the bike has a clean title and many new parts. I used to own a Monster and I want to have one in my garage again for short rides a few times a year. It seems like a solid deal for a bike that is already finished and verified by experts.
Have you checked the service records for the timing belts and valve adjustments lately?
 
Hmmm... Well I only remember the base gasket leaks so better check that but I'm sure you've had that checked already. The colors? You can always change it. Good luck.
 
Thanks for these tips! The seller doesn't have all the receipts. I felt that this was very off and I think I might get one through a reputable shop. At least I know where to go if I encounter any issues.
 
Yeah! It is best to get a used one in a reputable shop. I do not recommend buying a customized bike especially if there is missing paperwork.
 
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