WTT '03 gsxr 600, show me what ya got
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WTT '03 gsxr 600, show me what ya got
I'm looking to trade my 2003 Suzuki gsxr 600 for a car. I have a 98 gsr that's getting painted right now and having a motor built for it, and I need a car to drive while the teg is being built.
I'm mostly looking for swapped EK civics but show me what ya got I'm open to offers.
Name- Morgan
Contact- 717-504-0767
Location- Greencastle, PA
Trades- Really want a EK, but show me what ya got
The bike is a 2003 Suzuki gsxr 600cc. Was originally the factory blue/white color, but I had plenty of paint and supplies left over from getting my 240sx painted so I had the bike painted the Infiniti G35 red. The color looks BEAUTIFUL in the sunlight. Bike has some really tasteful mods done to it that were all done by me in my garage. Here it goes.....
2005 gsxr 1000 front brakes
ASV "unbreakable" levers (fully adjustable)
GPR stabilizer
Gear indicator
Driven F&R sprockets with upgraded chain with shorter gearing for more low end power
TRE (timing retard eliminator) mod which lets more power to the rear wheel in 1-4 gears
Jardine rt-1 exhaust
Goodridge braided ss front brake lines
Honda 954 rear tail light w/ integrated turn signals
Hotbodies flush turn signals
Frame sliders
Brand new clutch cable
New factory starter clutch installed this past winter
I'm sure there is more on the bike that I'm forgetting too.
Parts that I will include with the bike:
Brand new Dunlop Qualifier tires which cost over $400
06 gsxr 1000 full titanium header
06 gsxr 750 swing arm
06 gsxr 750 rear brake
06 gsxr 750 rear brake master cylinder
05 gsxr 600 black rear wheel
aftermarket light weight rear brake rotor
white Icon jacket
KBC red/white helmet that's practically brand new
rear stand for working on the bike
floor mount wheel chock for front tire to hold bike in place on a trailer or in the garage
I'm mostly looking for swapped EK civics but show me what ya got I'm open to offers.
Name- Morgan
Contact- 717-504-0767
Location- Greencastle, PA
Trades- Really want a EK, but show me what ya got
The bike is a 2003 Suzuki gsxr 600cc. Was originally the factory blue/white color, but I had plenty of paint and supplies left over from getting my 240sx painted so I had the bike painted the Infiniti G35 red. The color looks BEAUTIFUL in the sunlight. Bike has some really tasteful mods done to it that were all done by me in my garage. Here it goes.....
2005 gsxr 1000 front brakes
ASV "unbreakable" levers (fully adjustable)
GPR stabilizer
Gear indicator
Driven F&R sprockets with upgraded chain with shorter gearing for more low end power
TRE (timing retard eliminator) mod which lets more power to the rear wheel in 1-4 gears
Jardine rt-1 exhaust
Goodridge braided ss front brake lines
Honda 954 rear tail light w/ integrated turn signals
Hotbodies flush turn signals
Frame sliders
Brand new clutch cable
New factory starter clutch installed this past winter
I'm sure there is more on the bike that I'm forgetting too.
Parts that I will include with the bike:
Brand new Dunlop Qualifier tires which cost over $400
06 gsxr 1000 full titanium header
06 gsxr 750 swing arm
06 gsxr 750 rear brake
06 gsxr 750 rear brake master cylinder
05 gsxr 600 black rear wheel
aftermarket light weight rear brake rotor
white Icon jacket
KBC red/white helmet that's practically brand new
rear stand for working on the bike
floor mount wheel chock for front tire to hold bike in place on a trailer or in the garage
Last edited by S13Morgan; Jul 15, 2010 at 04:52 AM.
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Re: WTT '03 gsxr 600, show me what ya got
No body wants a bike for the summer?
The bike was fully serviced at the dealership last summer and is as reliable as it was when it rolled off the show room floor. I have performed all the oil changes and maintenance myself with the exception of the full service at the dealership.
The bike was fully serviced at the dealership last summer and is as reliable as it was when it rolled off the show room floor. I have performed all the oil changes and maintenance myself with the exception of the full service at the dealership.
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