Ducati Desmosedici RR for sale - in Singapore

[soihok]

If anyone is passing by Singapore and fancies spending about 2.8 million baht.

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Fill yer boots, you can be sure not many people have one of these on the road. This has only 480km on the clock.

Just as exclusive as the Panigale Superleggera that was on sale in the Ducati shop in The Pavillion in Kuala Lumpur (shop now closed) at the begining of this year. That was half a million Ringgit or a cool 5 million baht.

Edited September 4, 2014 by metisdead

[RubberSideDown]

There's a Superleggera on offer (at least it was available last week) in LOS for 3.4m.

[khunjamesjohnson]

I have spotted a couple RRs in Thailand.

I think way better than the new Superlegerra.

MCN did a nice review.

One scene where he guns the throttle and people nearby almost jumped out of their shoes.

Nasty.

[soihok]

There's a Superleggera on offer (at least it was available last week) in LOS for 3.4m.

Go for it.

[RubberSideDown]

There's a Superleggera on offer (at least it was available last week) in LOS for 3.4m.

Go for it.

If I spent that kind of money on a bike, I don't think I could ride it and really enjoy it due to the consequences of a get-off- it's more of a collector's item than a street bike with a production number of only 500- I certainly couldn't see myself flogging it like I do with my Kawi. A standard Panigale, sure- even an S or R- the Superleggera is really special, though.

That, plus the fact I could never do it justice...

[soihok]

My wife would not speak to me for months if I spent that kind of money on a bike.

Thinking about it, perhaps it's worth considering...

[Hili]

theres also a Desmosedici RR curently on sale in LOS. two point something million....

[soihok]

Seriously, buying a bike like this as investment and not riding it.

Its a very possible scenario (in Thailand I mean), I would be forever on a knifes edge. Suppose I don't really have the money to play around like that (putting investment into ultra rare bikes to be siting around in the, well, the house).

Then again, something like a pristine RC30 for example, has proved to be very good investment for some.

[metisdead]

This is the Bikes in Thailand forum, not the bikes in Singapore forum.

As the link that was in the OP contains a forum, it has been removed:

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