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PostPosted: 10:08 - 16 May 2013    Post subject: GPZ900R Streetfighter JMC Deep Braced back end 2 sell PHOTO Reply with quote

EDITED. . . NOW ON E BAY AS A 3 DAY AUCTION.
BUY IT NOW ONLY £300.


For those that were watching it on e bay, it has now ended but look again it's a new listing, same thing, lower price.

Due to dire financial situation, my GPZ 900R project that has been on the shelf (literally) for ten years has to suffer a huge blow.

I have decided to sell the back end from it. There's one photo to download below but let me tell you what's up for grabs.

Complete rear end consisting of:

JMC 7020 deep braced swinging arm (not polished), made to fit the 900R but to take the ZX10 rear wheel.

ZX10 rear wheel in black with tyre and brake system.

Rear shock (I don't remember what make but it's blue).

Chain & sprocket, chainguard (bandit 1200).

This is all together just as it came off the bike. I dismantled the bike a little over 10 years ago after less than 1 years use on the bike, so was then in excellent condition.

Since then it has been at rest on a shelf in my garage. I honestly cannot say as yet what condition all the individual bits are in but the arm, shock and wheel are certainly good, but for a clean and polish.

Although this kit had less than a year on the road I must say that I'd recommend changing the tyre, chain and any bushes as I can't guarantee they'd still be good after such a long time.

Search e-bay for GPZ 900R JMC swingarm. There will be photos!

I'll do the lot pretty cheap as I'm after quick money.[/b]
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