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Hey guys this is my R6 for sale i was hanging on to her so my brother could buy it when he gets off his P's on the bike but it wont be for a long time and i dont want her to go to waste sitting in the shed.

I have never tracked it or thrashed it been on a few rides and commute to work and back thats about it always wait to warm it up to 60 degrees before ridding off and always been run on 98 octane or higher.

Bike is in excellent condition apart from a few scratches on the rear left cowling

Last tune very conservitive made 112hp at the rear wheel on pump 98 so about 82-4KW ATW and climbs very fast after 7,ooo rpm will quite happily power stand if your to happy with the throttle its a very quick R6 and wouldnt suggest for an inexperienced rider :)

R6

38,000kms

black tinted double bubble windscreen

Rear fender eliminator kit

Rear LED turn and brake lights

Gold Bar ends

Oggy knobs

Rear spools (frame sliders or race stand pegs)

Stealth Sprokets

Good condition chain (lubed up and cleaned every week)

K&N intake filter

Yoshimura RS-3 exhaust (stainless can)

Upgraded camshafts

Re-jetted and tuned carbies

Brand new Gel battery just fitted

Long rego

good tyres

$5200

0422646961

Picks as soon as it will let me upload them or PM or call me and i will send you some :)

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