1987 Other Makes Cagiva

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I am selling a 1987 Cagiva Alazzurra. The engine is a 650cc L-twin and is a cafe racer style bike that is set up for the track but is also street legal. The photos show that the standard instrument gauges have been replaced by a large tachometer. I purchased the motorcycle like this and therefore I do not know the exact mileage. I can tell you that the compression is strong at 160psi per cylinder. There is no ignition switch and so there is no key, the on off of the ignition system is controlled by a toggle switch mounted inside the headlight fairing which I can be seen pointing out in the photos. Both front brake calipers, rear brake caliper, front axle, rear axle, and oil filter are secured using safety wire. Has a very unique APE steering damper installed. The front and rear brake lines are all steel braided. The following services were all completed at Desert Desmo in February of 2014. Timing belts have been replaced, both carburetors have been rebuild, fuel lines replaced and fuel filters have been replaced. This bike originally came with unreliable ceramic style fuses. The fuse box has been replaced and now uses blade style fuses that are much more reliable. I have receipts and old parts. Engine starts and runs extremely well. Has Bridgestone Battlax tires front and rear that are about 1 year old with less than 300 miles on them. I have had the motorcycle stored indoors however the paint is probably around 20 years old and has many chips and cracks. The fuel tank has a few minor dents and the frame also has a few chips. The seat is starting to come open on the left side as can be seen in the picks. The bike is in very good mechanical condition, and has been very reliable. I have tried to be as honest as possible about the condition of the motorcycle but please ask questions and I will be happy to pass on more information or pictures. The bike is located in Albuquerque, NM 87124 and available for viewing. The I have a clean title in my name. Many of you will know more about the history of Cagiva, I believe it was the parent company of Ducati in the 1980's and used many of Ducati's engines and frames for motorcycles built in this time period. This bike is very similar to the Ducati Pantah. The engine says Ducati Pantah on the case and the frame is the trellis style from Ducati. I will be happy to assist in shipping as far as taking the bike to a freight depot in the Albuquerque area but it is up to the buyer to arrange delivery. Please send me any questions you have.ThanksJeff