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Up for your consideration is a 2007 Yamaha R6 prepped for track/race use. The bike has been well taken care of with all services done on time. Oil changed every other track day, fluids checked, main fasteners torqued, chain lubed etc, etc.. Bike runs well! Odometer shows 17K but motor was refreshed aprox. 6~7 track days ago and pulls strong and smooth. Reason for the sale is I will be moving and unfortunately the bike cant come, no space, too many toys. NOTE: reason for the lower price is the bike will be sold without a title... again, NO title. Blank frame for track-day/racing purposes only. The bike has the following mods that i can remember: --------------------------------------------------------------------Akrapovic Evolution FULL titanium & carbon exhaustPower commanderHigh flow filterDunlop D211 GP-A'sScott's steering damperWoodcraft rear-setsVortex clip-on'sVortex sprockets Vortex frame slidersStainless steel braided linesMotul RBF600 brake fluidHH pads520 chainPazzo leversRenthal gripsservo eliminatorPuig windscreenSafety wired to CCS spec------------------------------------------------------------$3,800 call or text but,.... pleeease, do not waste my time or yours. Thanks for looking!
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