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duc748pilot
01-19-2007, 05:01 PM
Selling for a friend

2003 Yamaha YZF-R6

$5500.00



Aftermarket Work:

Brand new Brembo Master Cylinder (I forget the size)

Brand new HotBodies body work (currently spraypainted black)

Brand new Akrapovic Carbon Slip-on w/mid-pipe

Brand new Vortex clip ons (with brand new grips)

Brand new Head Gasket

Brand new Power Commander with map

Galfer Wave Rotors w/HH pads

Galfer brake lines

Gilles Titanium Adjustable Rearsets

520 chain, 15-teeth up front, 58-teeth(???) Rear

Factory-Pro Velocity Stacks

Factory-Pro Throttle Stops

Penske 8981 Double-Adjustable Rear Shock

Re-worked forks with Race-tech springs/valves

Intuitive Framesliders + Clutchslider + Swingarm sliders

Diablo Supercorsa Blue Front/Green Rear (good for at least another couple of track days)

Aftermarket windscreen (forget manufacturer)



Additional Parts Included:

Extra swingarm

Replacement Race-tech rings/bushings

Second sprocket with ??? teeth

PitBull front-end stand

Redline rear stand

Extra frame/swingarm sliders

Original Rear-Shock (optional -$50)

Original Fork Springs (optional -$25)

Original Headlight Assembly (optional -$200)



Existing Damage:

Scratched tank (left side, small patch… just needs sanding and paint)

Broken subframe (completely rideable without repair, have raced myself since breaking)

Stripped right(???) side case cover screws (currently have to seal the case, but could heli-coil)

Left side swingarm slider snapped off, bolt stuck in swingarm (that’s why I have the extra swingarm under additional parts)



Additional Notes:

2003 was first year R6 had fuel injection, so… no carbs on this puppy

Forks and Shock are sprung for ~210lb rider (person + gear)

I’m 6’3”, so the bike is setup for a tall guy, but everything on there is fully adjustable

Rode this bike on the street for one season and raced for two, has ???? miles, but the majority are actually street miles

Parts marked as “optional” can be excluded and the amount listed will be deducted from the cost

John712
03-03-2007, 09:51 PM
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