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2006 R1 with 11,400 mis on it. Great bike with so many aftermarket parts. Just really want to get me a sport touring bike instead. this bike is fast and super clean. have clean and clean title in hand. bike has akrapovic carbon fiber full exhaust. power commander, adjustable rear sets, stainless braided lines, gmb clip ons, galfer rotors, big chain, graves velocity stacks, bmc filter, new oil change and valves adjusted at 10k miles. aftermarket brake levers, double bubble windscreen. 1 up in the rear sprocket and 1 down in the front. bike needs nothing to ride anywhere. priced to sell quickly so can put down payment on new fz1. much more with this bike. call or text tags: r1, cbr, gsxr, fz1, Yamaha, Honda, zx10, 1000, Kawasaki, suzuki
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Removable baffle exhaust for latest Yamaha R1
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AMA Pro Racing Announces Basic Twins Flat Track Class for 2014 Season
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