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Pete.
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PostPosted: 19:29 - 04 Feb 2010    Post subject: FZR400R SOLD Reply with quote

Provisionally sold now

I bought this bike to use the engine and bits to fit in a project car. That's no longer happening so I want to get rid of the bike now.

https://peterrimmer.myby.co.uk/fzr4003en2/

PLEASE NOTE:
This bike has been stripped down for the above project.


When I picked it up the engine ran just fine (I rode it onto the trailer) otherwise it would have been no use to me. The engine sounded sweet as a nut.

The exup valve was rattling so I dismantled it and fitted a new bush so it works fine now too. The exhaust is in excellent condition (they are prone to rotting) but the can has a few scratches. One of these sold for ?77 on eBay recently, mine is in better condition than that one.

The bodywork is in poor condition. The lady who owned it before had come off it as low speed a couple of times. The seats are ok but every panel has either scatches, cracks or bits missing. Chain and sprockets are worn also and the rear tyre isn't great.

Clocks etc are fine, lights all there in fact most parts are there but the battery is long dead. I can't promise all the fasteners are present (though they should be) since it's been stripped a few months.

Log book is in my name.

I paid ?250 for this bike and I want ?200 for it as it is. This would make a cracking fighter/resto for someone who had a bit of time just to put it together.

Bike is located in Gravesend, Kent.

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132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good Very Happy
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