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PostPosted: 17:27 - 20 Oct 2012    Post subject: 2005 Yamaha R6 5SL Race bike (race winning) Reply with quote

Im selling my 2005 Yamaha R6 race bike.

The bike is clean with one scuff on the RH engine case and a scuff on the brake lever. ( this was there before i got the bike)

The paintwork is genearally ok. It is purple and white with a few stone chips and scuffs in but isnt bad at all for a race bike.

comes with:

V5 in my name.

Full service history (Was a road bike until 2010)

Rearsets

A Brand new set of SES Rearsets, never fitted, still in the box.

power commander

Pirelli supercorsas that have done just 1 x 10 lap race from new.

Carbon Lorraine c55 carbon Racing front brake pads (done 10 laps)

Race filler cap.

Ktech Steering damper

Crash bungs

Suspension fully set up by Parkitt Racing.

Scorpion Titanium Race can.

Stompgrips

Braided lines

Fresh oil

Fully lockwired

I won both Roadstock races at Mallory Park in the EMRA Roadstocks in September.

The bike is very capable and makes a lot of new bikes seem very ordinary indeed.

At Mallory Park im doing 57 sec laps on it, im sure with someone with more talent and a bit less podge it is capable of much more.

The bike complies with the EMRA Roadstock regulations and has a number plate bracket fitted , rear light fitted and horn fitted.

Based in Leicestershire.

Pictures available on request.

£2350 ono

Feel free to pm me any questions
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