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For sale is a 2003 yamaha R6. Very fast. Cosmetically not the best but mechanically sound. Oil change done mid No leaks. Looking to upgrade to a R1 next season. Tires have about 70% front and back. It has close to 16,000mis. Fairings are in fair condition due to previous owner.Dent in tank but has already been sanded down ready for paint job or plastidip. Might need a new battery for next season as well. No test rides without cash in hand. Asking $2800.00 or best offer. Text and ask for keith
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