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PostPosted: 13:17 - 09 Sep 2015    Post subject: GSXR1000 K5 Stealth Reply with quote

After landing me in a spot of bother I think it's time to move it on to it's next owner.

The bike has done nearly ~23k miles, and the only trouble I've had from it was a faulty side stand cut out switch.

It comes with the standard as well as the Yoshi tri oval can. The only other modifications, which were made by the previous owner were braided lines and an alarm/imobiliser system.

Oil has been changed every 3000 miles by myself, and will be having it's next oil change this weekend (12th Sept). The front forks were servived in February this year, with new seals and oil. The front brake MC recall has also been completed. The chain and sprockets are still in good condition as are the front brake pads, which were also replaced earlier this year. The valvle clearances were last checked by a dealer at 17k.

The only consumable that will need replacing soon will be the front tyre which has seen better days. It's now reasonably square, but still has good grip. The rear tyre is about half way through it's life and has had a puncture repaired. I've had no issues with the repair as the tyre was only a few hundred miles old, and I've now done approximately 1500miles on it.

looking for £4300 for it.

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