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I'm selling my bike because as much as i love it, i simply dont ride it enough.

Year: 1990

Model: MC21R

Compliance date: Dec 2001

About 18,800km's.

I bought it about a year ago after it was built up by an nsr lover, and have since only ridden less than 1000km's. All work/mods performed at that time are listed below:

Mods

Tyga race chambers

Tyga lite upper fairing stay

Fully rebuilt SE/SP front end. Rechromed uppers re anodized lowers new seals.

Modified airbox

De restricted

One piece lower fairing

Tinted screen

Totally fresh 2 pack paint finish gunmetal metalic silver and gloss black covered in another 3 coats or so of 2 pack clear.

Stock tail with pillion pad full glove box and pegs

New front pads

New DID gold x-ring chain

New front sprocket

New alloy rear sprocket

Almost new tyres

New battery

In the past month I have spent about $500 at Southern Cross Sports in Melbourne for Yuki to tune the bike and replace some parts that needed replacing with brand new parts from Japan. It now rides like a dream! Accelerates very smoothly and quickly.

The paint condition is generally excellent, however when putting the fairing back on one time i twisted a small amount of paint off with the washer because i tightened it too hard. I have since touched this up with touch up paint and gloss, and its not too noticeable now. Theres also a minor hairline crack in the seat fairing, but its hardly noticeable even up close, and according to Yuki this is a common thing that happens when taking off nsr fairings.

Although these are only very minor issues (it is a 16 year old bike after all), i thought they were worth mentioning.

This bike is much quicker than any cbr/zxr/fzr250 etc. Official 0-100 times for stock nsr's are around 3.5 seconds.

Selling for $5200, including a rwc and 12 months rego (just renewed).

I am located in Clayton, Melbourne.

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