2003 YAMAHA R6 only 10k original miles!!! The bike is barely broke in and runs and looks new!This bike is in GREAT shape and has been garage kept and never seen rain its whole life. There is no dirt any where on the bike, its always been meticulously cared for. I am asking $4500.00 or best offer. thnx Shipping quote available upon request. or www.uship.com Last edited: 21-Jan-10 12:31 PM
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 12:18 PM · 6,289 views
more pictures available upon request. thanx
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 12:24 PM
more pictures available upon request. thanx
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 12:25 PM
more pictures available upon request. thanx
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 12:26 PM
more pictures available upon request. thanx
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 12:27 PM
where is bike physically located, i mean what state?
STUPIDA · Jan 21, 2010 1:15 PM
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nepalchat · Jan 21, 2010 1:19 PM
Miami, Florida
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 1:21 PM
I am too afraid to ride bikes. How do people ride bikes over here? I think it is the most dangerous vehicle to ride in US.
jhapaliketo · Jan 21, 2010 1:35 PM
Thanks for posting. But than, I wasn't looking for your opinion on if how safe riding a motorcycle is or would be? Like you. Many people think a motorcycle is a scary and dangerous machine. My good advice - "Well, you stay away for it." Just like millions of motorcycle riders around the globe I have no fear of them since I've been riding from an early age and most important of all - I am a safe and a defensive rider. I am looking for a potential buyer here..who can take care of this beautiful machine and would really really enjoy riding on. My price is negotiable and any fair offer will be noticed. *Three days Listing* only Thank You.
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 4:40 PM
dude....the break in period for bikes are around 500 miles. your bike is wayyyyyy past break in period.
pallagharemaila · Jan 21, 2010 6:21 PM
You kidding me? What kind of bike breaks within 500 miles? You tell me.I 've seen people take upto as high as 75,000 miles on a motorcycle. Anyways, it all depends on how you ride and how you maintain your motorcycle. Just a timely oil change can take you a long way.
nsbozz · Jan 21, 2010 6:38 PM
you don't know much about bikes do you?....ever heard of 'break in' period?....break in period is the amount of time it takes for a brand new bike to operate normally. During this period you don't go over certain RPM and certain speed to improve the longevity of the bike. On your bike description you mentioned that the bike is "barely broke in" which means the mileage on the bike should be no more than 800 miles whereas yours have got 10K miles. I am not saying your bike is old. I am just saying that your bike is wayyy past that 'break in' period that you have claimed......there is a huge difference between the word 'break' and 'break in'.
pallagharemaila · Jan 21, 2010 6:49 PM
you don't know much about bikes do you?....ever heard of 'break in' period?....break in period is the amount of time it takes for a brand new bike to operate normally. During this period you don't go over certain RPM and certain speed to improve the longevity of the bike. On your bike description you mentioned that the bike is "barely broke in" which means the mileage on the bike should be no more than 800 miles whereas yours have got 10K miles. I am not saying your bike is old. I am just saying that your bike is wayyy past that 'break in' period that you have claimed......there is a huge difference between the word 'break' and 'break in'.
pallagharemaila · Jan 21, 2010 6:50 PM
you don't know much about bikes do you?....ever heard of 'break in' period?....break in period is the amount of time it takes for a brand new bike to operate normally. During this period you don't go over certain RPM and certain speed to improve the longevity of the bike. On your bike description you mentioned that the bike is "barely broke in" which means the mileage on the bike should be no more than 800 miles whereas yours have got 10K miles. I am not saying your bike is old. I am just saying that your bike is wayyy past that 'break in' period that you have claimed......there is a huge difference between the word 'break' and 'break in'.
pallagharemaila · Jan 21, 2010 6:51 PM
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