2007 Yamaha Yzf-r on 2040-motos
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Yamaha YZF-R description
For sale is my 2007 Yamaha r1. Bike is in perfect condition. Bike is painted Dodge Viper red and black. Gold painted wheels(powder coated), H.I.D headlights, frame plugs, puig windscreen, seat cowl, carbon fiber exhaust, integrated brake and turn signal and blacked out everything(powder coated).
As I am no longer riding due to back issues, I have included everything I own for the bike. HJC helmet medium, cortech gloves medium, icon arc jacket large, front and rear bike stands, handle bar straps and battery charger. I also have original seat and rear pegs for the passenger. Jacket does have stains from dry cleaners, but still in great shape. Bike is well maintained with regular oil changes, has a kn air filter and iridium plugs. No engine work done on bike, engine is stock. I am selling the bike because no time to ride anymore and lower back pain. Bike is in great condition(see pictures) and all sales are final(no returns). You are responsible for shipping of bike and any fee's. Please feel free to ask any questions. $5400 or best offer. |
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