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2005 Yamaha YZF-600R with accessories bundle - $4,200 (Germantown)
2005
Yamaha YZF600R
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I'm including all of the extra stuff I have that goes with it since I won't need any of it without the bike and it's simpler at this point to just have just one ad for everything combined - but if you are only looking for some of the extra items by themselves, don't hesitate to ask.
2005 Yamaha YZF 600R aka Thundercat
runs well
circa 35,500 miles
cleaned the carburetors at the end of 2022 and gave it new manifold boots - smooth and powerful
I'm the second owner - bought it back in 2008 so I've been riding it for about 16 yrs
black and silver, with some red accenting
D&D slip on muffler, plus stock muffler in case you want to swap back
CNC adjustable shorty levers, plus stock as well in case you want to swap back
smoked windshield
Delrin frame sliders
center tank pad/protector
replaced horn w/ Impala horn so actually gets you noticed, plus original if you want to swap back
K&N air filter installed
K&N oil filter installed
RK Racing Chain 4067-940W steel rear sprocket and 530XSOZ1 vortex chain kit, installed 2016
installed a cigarette lighter socket under the seat, to allow me to plug in a car charger USB adapter for phone charging on the go
Dowco Guardian G50 motorcycle cover, model 50002-02, good condition
6' Kyrptonite cable for security, coated, the steel is circa 5/16" diameter, w/ ACE lock, 2 keys
kickstand pad for soft ground parking
exhaust plug - keeps water out of exhaust when washing
original tool set
Yamaha owners manual
Yamaha service manual
with matching HJC CL-14 MBII helmet, black and silver and white
very good condition - hardly used - was my extra for the rare passenger
clear visor
size M
Wilsons Leather genuine leather performance jacket for motorcycle
style SP4A3216, L
like new condition - I have not worn this
Venom triple tree headlift, to lift front for maintenance
rear wheel jack stand, to lift back for maintenance
chain breaker and press, to remove and install new chain (I used this for putting vortex chain on)
Craftsman 15/16" and 30mm sockets that I dedicated for removal of sprocket and rear wheel axle nut when needed for chain re-tensioning / other maintenance
Maxima chain wax spray
extra set of new rear brake pads (I try to always have extra wearable item replacements on hand)
extra new rear wheel brake rotor for when it's time - bought as a set, but didn't need it yet when I put new chain on
extra K&N air filter
seat heater install kit, 2 carbon fiber heating pads plus wiring - never got chance to install
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This bike looks and sounds awesome, and it's comfortable to ride - I think of it as having a sport bike that has maybe 20% touring thrown in - essentially being the R6, but more comfortable seat-wise, having slightly raised slanted bars, and a more comfortable suspension. A best-of-both-worlds bike!
Thanks for looking and have fun riding!