
LOT 116
1996 Ducati 900 SS/CR Frame no. ZDM1LC4M7TB022424
Estimate: US$7,000 - US$9,000
Lot 116
1996 Ducati 900 SS/CR Frame no. ZDM1LC4M7TB022424
The Las Vegas Motorcycle Auction|23 January 2020, 12:30 PST|Las Vegas, Caesar's Entertainment Studios
1996 Ducati 900 SS/CR
Frame no. ZDM1LC4M7TB022424
Frame no. ZDM1LC4M7TB022424
"At Last! Italian, Awesome and Affordable!", Cycle World
By 1995, Ducati's SS had been developed into a very fine performance platform and all models were recognizable by the rectangular headlamp. The Desmoquattro 916 rightfully added to Ducati's portfolio of motorcycling tours de force but only after the Desmodue 900 had pioneered and perfected the superbike concept hand in hand with the 851/888. The Supersports were affordable, available, with much improved reliability, providing a well-loved, superb handling, well-balanced chassis wrapped around a bellicose, raspy 90-degree, air-cooled, 2-valve V-twin.
Already outdated when new, the 900SS is right between vintage and modern. Most likely, it will reinforce its image of a Classic Ducati in the following years and will always have the image of simplicity while being a Ducati.
The bike has been kept in a climate controlled environment ever since it was in the vendor's possession and always maintained to a riding-ready condition.
By 1995, Ducati's SS had been developed into a very fine performance platform and all models were recognizable by the rectangular headlamp. The Desmoquattro 916 rightfully added to Ducati's portfolio of motorcycling tours de force but only after the Desmodue 900 had pioneered and perfected the superbike concept hand in hand with the 851/888. The Supersports were affordable, available, with much improved reliability, providing a well-loved, superb handling, well-balanced chassis wrapped around a bellicose, raspy 90-degree, air-cooled, 2-valve V-twin.
Already outdated when new, the 900SS is right between vintage and modern. Most likely, it will reinforce its image of a Classic Ducati in the following years and will always have the image of simplicity while being a Ducati.
The bike has been kept in a climate controlled environment ever since it was in the vendor's possession and always maintained to a riding-ready condition.
Footnotes
As with all Lots in the Sale, this Lot is sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding.
Saleroom notices
The engine number is LC4T033940. Please note, the title will be in transit.













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