Aloha. I hate to do it, so I'm not going to be very enthusiastic or verbose about it.

Blue 2004 Yamaha R6 for sale.
Perfect condition. <2000 miles. Bought it for nearly $9k <1 year ago. Asking $7k firm.

It's a piece of art for Pete's sake. If I wasn't so damned busy and actually got to ride the thing like it was meant to I'd never be able to sell it.

Puig smoke windscreen.
No cut framesliders.
Krypto disc lock.
Krypto chain lock.
VFX Fender Eliminator kit.
Blue triple clamp cover.
Magnetic tank pad.

I ride like a grandpa because ... I AM a grandpa. I got all my kicks on my other two bikes. This thing was just to spread my wings and enjoy the open air.

It'll git like a raped ape if you ask it to though. It's easy to forget this thing isn't a liter bike.




















PM or E-mail me because I rarely check this forum.

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upgrading??

 

nice bike...possibly interested...where are you located

 

Hey Richard,

Not sure if you know me...I'm Shannon and Brandon's friend with the silver sti...met you at the tracks...

Anyhow...wish I could see the look on Brandon's face when he finds out he's a poster boy on the site...

 

Hehehe. He's going to be gruff and angryjapanee like always. ;p
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Honolulu.
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Nice bike, unfortunately all I have is a stupid question: Why do you put the disk lock on the sprocket and not on the disc? Doesnt it get all greasy from the chain?

 

The front disc can be removed and the bike is still ridable. Without the sprocket the bike isn't going anywhere under it's own power.

The lock does get a bit greasy, but I have a case for it.
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Damn, if someone has time to take off your front wheel, remove the rotor, and put it back on they must really want your bike...but I guess every little bit helps.

To be honest, from what I hear if a thief wants your bike they will just put your bike in the back of a pickup or a moving can, so the disc lock is more a preventative for them to go hit another bike.

You should look at a brake/throttle lock for your next bike.


Good luck with the sale and thanks for the education

 

What I was told by a cop friend of mine is that they don't even cleanly remove the rotor. They just pop off the retaining hardware (Allen bolts in this case)
and let the disc+lock dangle as they ride away.

Yep, my thoughts is that they'll just throw it in a van/truck. That's why I've got a nice big Krypto chaining the bike to a railing in my parking garage. Not that it'll be impossible to steal, just harder than the guy who parks 1 floor down from me.

Thanks for the advice and the luck wish.
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yes isn't that the goal, to make your bike a bit harder to steal than the guy next to you.

bump for the king

 

*bump*
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Wish I could afford one but maybe it's for the best.

I don't want the whole world lookin' at my big bootay all the time.

 

this bike still for sale?