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For Sale: 2006 Yamaha R1

-$14,500 or swap for s15 + cash your way.

-Black

-40,000 kms 95% HIGHWAY km's! Recently got serviced by bills motorcycles mechanic said bike still as new!

-3 Months Rego

-Fender eliminator

-Aftermarket Baffles (sounds tough)

-Always garaged

-Only ridden on weekends

-Tinted screen

-Bike cover

-Rossi helmet

-Bike stand

-Oggy knobs

-HID headlights

-Angel eyes headlights

-As New condition

Very fast and well looked after bike.

Located in Adelaide, SA

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