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here is a 2004 Yamaha yzf600rs. i bought this bike early this year from original owner he bought it new and rode it for about 14,00 mile. then laid it down and it scared him to death and never rode it again. before buying it i took it to Micheals Cycle Works of Carson city NV. there report was awesome absolutely no frame damage or engine or part damage, there is a liitle damage to right side plastic and it needs 1 new front turn signal. i have been upgrading since i bought it, i have put on new tires " Metzler M3 front and rear, also new chain sprockets front and rear, new chain, new oil " Castrol motorcycle syntec", also new fork oil and seals also new fuel filter. this bike is very agile and very responsive, it will pull front tire off ground in second gear no problem . i have raced it at sac. race way and had it up to 130mph and no vibration, plus it still wanted to go , and it doesnt bleed you in the throttle. jacket and helmet come with bike as apkg deal.. kbb resale is $4,000.00 and price is non negotiable PERIOD.the jacket is a large & new and in immaculate condition , 250.00 brand new , helmet is a large and in attractive condition and matches bike. so youl be getting a terrific ride plus acc. for a terrific deal..the bike only has 18,000plus mi. , the engine is immaculate no leaks what so ever any where.it is relatively super clean and i constantly get admires. i dont want to sell this bike as i dont need so that is why im firm on price. i woild be interested in trade for a four wheel-drive truck preferably chevy in like-new condition with no headaches. k5 blazer or z71 and pre 90s if poss. also toyota truck in like-new condition with no headaches. you can respond by email or txt to start at
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Kenny Roberts Return to the Indy Mile [video]
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