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Mileage:17000
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Type:Sportbike
Phone:(570) 574-7047
Yamaha YZF-R description
2000 Yamaha Yzf-R6 , I have a 2000 r6 for sale. Have had the bike for the past three years. A lot of after market parts and money invested. Has 17k miles but actually less from adding the bigger sprocket. MODs... Stretched 7 inches. lowered front and back 3.5 inches with custom dog bone and lowering links. CNC machined break adaptor from macadoo machine. R1 tail conversion with LED integrated break and blinker lights. Ohlins steering stabilizer mounted over gas tank. 905 race rails. Delkevic stubby race exhaust. Custom license plate makes it look like it floating. ASV unbreakable clutch and brake levers. Blacked out double bubble wind screen. Powder coated rims and race rails, bar ends "white" Stage 3 jet kit and K&N air cleaner kit professionally tuned on 93 octane with exhaust set up. Renthol quick acceleration sprocket kit up in the back down in the front. All bolts down to engine were replaced with brand new oem ones. Custom paint starting with mustang blue to viper black into flat 007 white to match wheels. $4,500.00 5705747047
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