2022 DUCATI PANIGALE V4S1.1L PETROL

This Ducati Panigale V4S has a very limited MOT history, having only undergone its first test in February 2026. Given the bike is four years old and has covered only 1,990 miles, it has seen significantly less use than the average machine of this type. While low mileage is often desirable, it can also indicate that the bike has spent long periods sitting idle, which can lead to issues with fuel degradation, battery health, and seals drying out. The MOT history is currently stable and reflects only minor, easily rectified compliance issues rather than mechanical failures. The failure regarding the missing rear reflector and the registration plate background are cosmetic and legal points that were addressed immediately to achieve a pass on the same day. There is no evidence of structural, braking, or suspension concerns in the recorded history. Because the bike has been ridden so sparingly, the primary risk is not heavy wear, but rather the potential for neglected maintenance during its long periods of storage. You should be looking for signs that the bike has been properly serviced despite the low mileage, as oil changes and fluid flushes are time-dependent as much as they are mileage-dependent. When inspecting the bike in person, start by checking the condition of the tyres for signs of cracking or perishing due to age. Verify that the battery holds a strong charge and that the engine starts cleanly from cold without hesitation.