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Actinide1979

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For sale is a my beloved Gsxr1000 2006 motorbike... Purchased brand new November 2006 by me, never been dropped, meticulously looked after!

16,500klms on clock, does come with ample modifications, Puig double bubble clear screen, carbon fibre tank protector, oggy knobs, gearsack travel bag and rack, icon tank bag, rear fender eliminator, registration disply tube, power commander 3 - dyno tuned by my long time mechanic, BMC race air filter, service every 5,000klms with Motul full synthetic oil, K&n gold oil filter, billet alloy - annodized black rearsets, Yoshimura RS-3 Tri-oval exhaust, annodized black custom exhaust hanger....

Has currently Michelin Pilot Power Dual Comp 2ct tyres, will come with brand new Michelin 2ct rear tyre, and new Ek race chain upon sale... Inc in sale will be 2-piece blue/white/black Alpinestars suit...

Registration paid last month, now has currently 13 months rego...

This bike has never been at a track day or abused.... Asking $13,900 is neg.... Pm me if intersted :)

Selling due to financing a wedding and moving to Melbourne later this year....

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Will post up newer pics, in next coming days....

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