tampamax
04-28-2009, 10:13 PM
Have a 2004 1krr for sale that is a basic roller(Tampa FL). The bike comes as seen in the pics minus the motor kit and clutch master. AGAIN...Please note that the motor kit & clutch master DO NOT come with the bike. What is up for sale is the following..........frame, sub frame(rear of battery tray is trimmed for easy removal of tail section), swing arm, rear shock and linkage, a set of 06 front forks(600 miles on them), triple assembly, wheels, slicks with plenty of life, front and rear rotors, front and rear calipers, HESD damper unit, coolant over flow bottle, a couple sets of sliders(some used some new), gas tank with fuel pump(no cap), clip ons, side stand. There is also a nearly full set of Sharskins race body work i'll throw in for free. It'll include the tail, lower, tank cover, and front fender....you'll need to find an upper for the set. I do have a full out 190whp race motor i can sell with the bike, but if you are interested you'll need to contact me regarding it. Not only that but i do have a lot of spares and aftermarket parts that can be included after the sale of the bike. If interested contact me for a full list if you are seriously considering a purchase.....can basically set this bike up anyway you want it.
Inevitably folks will be asking me about the title status, so pay attention here as i don't want to have to field questions about that which i have already addressed. The bike was totaled out by the insurance company years ago. Now they(ins. co.) could have applied for a rebuildable title from the DMV, but since they were going to allow the bike to be sold back to the owner they had a CoD certificate issued. Here in the state of FL one can not put any vehicle back on the road once it has been issued a COD(certificate of destruction). This has more to do with a spite thing than it does with a vehicles actual road worthiness. For example, perfectly fine stolen recovered vehicles that had large payouts made on them usually find themselves being issued CoD's even though there is nothign wrong with them.
So, pay very close attention here................This bike can not be put back on the road in FL. Being that it is a race bike this will be of no concern to most. However, some states DO allow such a bike to be returned to the road after a safety inspection by either the DMV or the state police. Keep in mind if you want to put it back on the street YOU will need to contact your state DMV and get the info from them. Do not assume anything, as i will not be responsible for carrying out your due diligence. FYI, i do hold a valid certificate of destruction for the bike in my hands.........it is what you will turn in to your DMV for them to be able to issue a title from their state after they have inspected the motorcycle......that is if your state will allow that. Be sure to call your local DMV office if you are not sure.
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Last pic is of the bike as how it would look with bodywork on it.
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0151.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0152.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0153.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0154.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/2004%201krr%20roller%20and%20parts/DSC_0173.jpg
Inevitably folks will be asking me about the title status, so pay attention here as i don't want to have to field questions about that which i have already addressed. The bike was totaled out by the insurance company years ago. Now they(ins. co.) could have applied for a rebuildable title from the DMV, but since they were going to allow the bike to be sold back to the owner they had a CoD certificate issued. Here in the state of FL one can not put any vehicle back on the road once it has been issued a COD(certificate of destruction). This has more to do with a spite thing than it does with a vehicles actual road worthiness. For example, perfectly fine stolen recovered vehicles that had large payouts made on them usually find themselves being issued CoD's even though there is nothign wrong with them.
So, pay very close attention here................This bike can not be put back on the road in FL. Being that it is a race bike this will be of no concern to most. However, some states DO allow such a bike to be returned to the road after a safety inspection by either the DMV or the state police. Keep in mind if you want to put it back on the street YOU will need to contact your state DMV and get the info from them. Do not assume anything, as i will not be responsible for carrying out your due diligence. FYI, i do hold a valid certificate of destruction for the bike in my hands.........it is what you will turn in to your DMV for them to be able to issue a title from their state after they have inspected the motorcycle......that is if your state will allow that. Be sure to call your local DMV office if you are not sure.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>1,400<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Last pic is of the bike as how it would look with bodywork on it.
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0151.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0152.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0153.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/1krr%20roller/DSC_0154.jpg
http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii312/varium78/2004%201krr%20roller%20and%20parts/DSC_0173.jpg