In case someone out there is interested in buying a trackbike...

What's for sale:
- 1999 GSXR750 (the last SRAD)

Descripton:
- track only! there are no provisions for any lights (no wiring)
- bill of sale only (no title, never registered)
- just changed the oil with Motul 5100 synthetic
- dent in gas tank (no adverse affects)
- crack near bottom of tail piece

Modifications:
- Ohlins steering damper
- Yoshimura RS3 Ti full system
- PC2
- OSF adjustable rearsets (if I can find the original Yoshimura rearsets, I will include them)
- Fox shock (upgraded Eibach spring, 1.0kg/mm)
- Race Tech upgraded fork springs (1.0kg/mm)
- Race Tech Gold Valves
- Vortex gas cap (silver base, blue cap)
- EBC Pro-Lite front rotors (less than one trackday on them)
- EBC HH sintered rear brake pads (less than one trackday on them)
- AP Racing master cylinder
- case covers & frame sliders
- Michelin Pilot Race tires (medium/medium) with three trackdays on them. Should be good for a few more if you are a B/Intermediate level rider.

Included:
- rear stand
- battery charger (you'll need to charge it before a trackday)
- extra rear wheel
- extra levers
- NIB rear brake pads

Price:
$3000 firm

Willing to trade for a dirt bike / dual-sport or a truck. Let me know what you have.

Peekchurrs:

















- differences between these pictures and the bike as of right now:

No numbers.
OSF rearsets installed (in place of Yoshimura rearsets).
New brake rotors (EBC Pro Lite)
Different tires (currently Michelin Pilot Race, pictures show Dunlop D208GPA).

I'm located in the San Gabriel Valley (in SoCal).

 

Why you selling? As soon as I sell my house I'll be in the market and the price seems fair but for your sake I hope you don't still have it when I'm looking.

 

My increasing debt and fewer planned trackdays this year mean I'll be spending much less time with the trackbike.

Good luck with selling your house! Is the housing market as crazy where you are in FL as it is in some parts of CA? BTW, nice avatar.

 

Thanks, yeah it's big time crazy in my county right now that's why we're getting ready to sell. It's getting TOO crowded for us and we figure we should cash in while we can. Our house has almost tripled in 4 years! If I was smart I would've bought the empty lot that was next to our house. We could've sold it paid off the house and still made enough to pay off the credit cards!! KICK MYSELF KICK MYSELF KICK MYSELF!!! Ah that feels better.

 

LoL

Yeah, I always feel disappointed that I didn't jump in on the housing market when it first started rolling. It's the same story all around me - the house doubles, triples, or quadruples in value, the owners sell, and the move way the heck out of town.

But, I've got something planned. >;D

 

Sell your Gixxer and move way the heck of out town?

 

Exactly! Well, that's plan B if plan A doesn't work.

 

Willing to trade for a dirt bike / dual-sport or a truck. Let me know what you have.

 

Bump for the new month.

 

Buy me!

 

Bump!

 

SOLD.

 

wish I could've taken it off your hands. Oh well some day I'll move to Cali.:wink:

 

So you can ride in bumper-to-bumper traffic and dodge idiots who can't drive? Sounds like the only difference for you would be the time zone.

 

That's one of the reasons I want to move out there, I don't get to sleep until about 2 am here. That would be 11pm there, perfect. Plus there's a lot more motox out there people are quick to call the cops here for that and there's nowhere to ride 'em any more. Then there's the issue of the roads here......carpenters dream flat and straight. I just seem to get along with more of you left coast people better then most of the people down here. We spent almost a month out there on our honeymoon......I didn't want to come home. Spent a whole day on the dunes in Pismo, the day before we snowmobiled in Lake Tahoe.

 

Sounds like you're definitely living on the wrong coast! Just bring a ventilator, or hold your breath - that purple haze hanging over downtown LA isn't too yummy.

 

I don't like cities much anyway....live in the boonies...work in the city.

 

That's how life is in LA now.