1977 Ducati 900SS
MOTORCYCLE DETAILS
Amazing original paint, this is of the time where Ducati would use a older style water transfer sticker on paint, when you run your hand over the decals they are super smooth. No raised vinyl aftermarket stickers. The decals are cracked, and should not be touched. Normal wear from minimal use. Tank has slight skuffing from normal use and has slight indentation– hard to see at first glance and not enough to write home about.
For the electronics I installed a new Shorai battery. Every circuit works, and she charges perfectly. I carefully cleaned the terminals and lubed them for longevity. Turn signals are included but not mounted – the circuits are in place.
How does she ride? Very strong engine, pulls sweetly and idles correct.
“Still with a frame designed in 1971, even in 1977 the Super Sport set the sporting standard for handling and braking”
“One of the most significant updates for the 1977 Super Sport was the altered riding position due to repositioned footpegs.”
1977 Ducati 900SS
9,568 miles
Wheels are the correct 4777 rims – also in excellent condition and f
Original set of tires included w sale
Original air boxes included w sale
Full set of turn signals
Serviced, I also cleaned every single electrical connection – all original Molex connectors
Galfer Green pads in the front
Newer chain
Shorai Battery
The windscreen is an older aftermarket screen but, it has the rare Chrome windshield trim in place
PHOTOS BY: RYAN HANDT
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