2010 Ducati 848, So heres the story: Her previous owner experimented with the physics of traction by riding it with completely bald tires - with the predictable result - it went down while going through a turn. Just to make sure the laws of physics worked consistently, he did it again. The second time he sprained his wrist and opted to stop riding for a while, and so traded it to us for a car. The bodywork is scratched up pretty good (see photos). Its not bent - just cosmetic damage. We put new tires (Michelin Pilot Pure), changed the fluids. and checked it over. Now that it has fresh tires, it runs and rides great. To make it as good as pretty as it could be, itll need some paintwork (or lots of stickers), and new brake levers (they work, but the ends are abraded). This would make an awesome track bike, or you could paint it flat black, or ride it just like it is. It sounds so good, youll crank it and just listen....