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Pmac
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 Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2025 9:12 pm Post subject: DB2 S/N 315 For Sale |
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Hi All,
First timer on the Bimota Forum so go easy on me.
I’m looking to sell my DB2 s/n 315 soon and thought this forum would be a good place to start.
A very long story with this one, basically it was in storage (badly) after the usual soft head studs took the DB of the road. Plan was to do the work needed myself but life got in the way somehow!
If anyone is up for a small project at a sensible price, please get in touch and can we talk.
Will try to post a couple pics later.
Cheers
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atomibart
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Hi pmac, welcome on this Bimota forum.
Yes a few pictures could help potential buyers to have an idea of the bike's condition.
Thanks
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Pmac
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atomibart
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What is the mileage ?
What is the work needed to make ready for the road ?
Did you think of a price already ?
Thanks,
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Pmac
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Afternoon
Just putting a detail description and history together.
Cheers
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Pmac
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Afternoon
Just putting a detail description and history together.
Cheers
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Pmac
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Additional Info
Serial No. DB2 00315
Engine No. ZDM904A2C*013285*
Manufactured. 28/10/1993
Kilometre. 3195 Km
I've owned the bike since 1998, bought in UAE and imported to the UK in 2020.
Stored badly, basically most ferrous parts have some level of corrosion (brake discs, side stand, exhaust headers, some fasteners and some areas on the clip on's).
There are four head studs snapped, a well known issue with these vintage 900ss engines.
Additional photo's below.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/o1bS4ENrdTzCoapD6
R's
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