I haven't been in the motorcycle track/racing community for as long as some, but I entered five years ago with a lot of enthusiasm. A lot of people have helped me along the way from beginner group on a trackday, up until I started racing as an Amateur. Starting my Expert racing season this year, I figured it would be best to sell my old Suzuki gear, and start fresh on a well built Yamaha R6. I decided to buy Ryan's R6 (WERA Racer #710, RcRacing710). This thing was supposed to be a 0 mile refreshed engine build, along with a whole slew of goodies I thought would help me in my racing career. I was told the bike would be fully prepared, ready to go racing. The selling pitch was great... up until I paid the money for the bike. Long story short - I did receive the bike with a 0 mile motor, but without an engine tune, among other things, and was told that I was going to be reimbursed the money for the tune after I get it done. I don't want to go into much detail at this point, as I do not want to bring other parties into the picture, but Ryan has made my buying experience absolutely horrible. Working with Ryan feels like working with someone at a used car dealership - always having to watch your back and try not to get screwed. I missed an entire winter racing season with CVMA due to issues with this bike, and have lost some of that enthusiasm I started with because of all the headaches with the bike. I am not asking for compensation for all the other BS I went through with the bike, but rather just the $300 for the dyno tune that was promised, but not yet reimbursed to me. Long story short - make sure you understand exactly what you're getting if you do end up buying a bike from Ryan Christian.
Seagull sucking air filter. If that fails best the bird with a Carrillo. I'm curious how you missed a race because of a tune. Hell I'd put a safe off the shelf tune in it for a weekend vs sitting at home. Well and a red power band. I vote we do this fight club style except we can talk about it, on the Bbs only.
Jesus I'm gonna have to go buy something from a shady seller so I can start one of these threads. Seems to be all the rage lately.
All you told us was it didn't have a tune you were informed it did. Which in many respects isn't that bad. My last purchase didn't have a air filter installed, wrong upper triple, wiring from hell, a bazzaz that wouldn't connect, etc. People suck
Um, that's the hot setup. You may call it wiring from hell, we call it creative wiring to avoid being caught cheating. You are sitting on a one off gold mine and don't even realize it.