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SOLD - 2010 KTM 990 SMT - Lowered Price

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Shigeta

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Location
Santa Clara
Moto(s)
'19 300 XC-W, '18 350 EXC-F
Name
James
**SOLD**

Hey BARF!

For sale is my 2010 KTM 990 SMT. More information and photos available upon request.

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Hi-Res Images Available HERE

Asking Price: SOLD
Mileage: 15,327 miles
Registration Status: Paid thru May 28th, 2017
Title: Clean, held by USAA
Contact: James - jaytsuk (at) gmail (dot) com

For test rides: I require cash in hand (FULL asking price, not just a deposit) if you want to throw your leg over it. You drop it, you buy it.

History: I bought this bike in October 2015 with 9,800 miles on the clock. I am the third owner. According to the previous (2nd) owner, it was originally a Texas motorcycle and was imported to CA with 9,700 miles on the clock. The 2nd owner never really rode the bike and wanted to travel the country with his wife. Between the previous 2 owners, the bike was well taken care of and extensively farkled.

The bike has never been crashed and, to the best of my knowledge, it has never been dropped. It has never been tracked or taken off road.
Please feel free to ask questions. These rarely pop up on the market and this example has been meticulously cared for.

Recent Maintenance:
  • NEW Michelin Pilot Road 4 rear tire (~200 miles ago)
  • Michelin Pilot Road 4 front tire (4,000 miles ago)
  • Oil Change — Motorex 10W40 with KTM Oil Filter Kit (200 miles ago)
  • Front Brake Pads — Galfer FD262 (200 miles ago)
  • NEW OEM KTM Fuel Pump (200 miles ago)
  • Shorai Li-Ion Battery (2,000 miles, 2 months ago)
  • Major Service I — Valves, spark plugs, oil, etc. (3,000 miles ago)

Modifications:
  • Cox Radiator Guard
  • R&G Front Axle Sliders
  • R&G Bobbins
  • R&G Frame Sliders
  • KTM Sidestand Switch Delete (Reliability reasons)
  • KTM Frame (Boot) Protectors
  • KTM Belly Pan
  • KTM Orange Wheel Stripes
  • KTM Tail Bag
  • KTM Side Bags
  • KTM Powerparts Touring Windscreen
  • Oxford Heated Grips
  • KTM Twins SAS Delete
  • ITG Airbox
  • KTM RC8 Front Velocity Stack
  • KTM Powerparts Clutch Cover
  • Galfer FD262 Front Pads (With spares)
  • Brembo Rear Pads (With spares)
  • Misc. Orange KTM Fluid Reservoir Covers
  • LED Tail Light (with Integrated Turn Signals)
  • LED Headlight with proper cutoff (see all photos)
  • 2x 10w Yellow LED Running Lights
  • Tune for aforementioned modifications

Extras: (Included as asking price)
  • OEM, Brand New KTM 990 SMR Seat (Upgraded comfort for taller riders, sport riding)
  • Genuine Factory Service Manual (CD-Based)
  • Extended Rear Fender (Needs light fiberglass work)
  • OEM Clutch Cover
  • OEM Fluid Reservoir Covers
  • Front (not pictured) and Rear Paddock Stands
  • OEM Airbox
  • BMC Air Filter
  • ECS Tuning Fuel Pressure Kit
  • Spare Fuel Filters
  • OEM Grips
  • OEM Throttle Tube
  • OEM Tail Light
  • JEGS Inline fuel filter
  • Calsci Touring Windscreen
  • OEM KTM Power Port Bracket
  • Unused bottle of Star Tron Fuel Treatment (Prevents plastic tanks from expanding)

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Nice katoom! It's so tempting but my Italian mistress mistreats me so well ;)
 
Seriously ^

People take notes on how to sell a bike.

What a beauty!
 
Awesome pics .. I will think about buying this seriously, once i get to sell the '14 Ninja 300 i am fixing along with my street ride Versys. Always wanted to own a KTM and this thing is so beautiful !
 
Bump for receipts, manuals, and spare keys. :thumbup
 

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Best of luck! I miss my SMT a lot! sold her for $9k with around double the miles as you last year. Such a fantastic bike!
 
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Best of luck! I miss my SMT a lot! sold her for $9k with around double the miles as you last year. Such a fantastic bike!
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Thanks! It's a great bike; I wish I could hold onto her.

This could be you on a Friday evening after work! :ride
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bunnygoat said:
ECS Tuning Fuel Pressure Kit... whats that about?
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Great question!

It's just a fuel pressure gauge that I used to diagnose fueling issues. It accurately diagnosed a faulty fuel pump that was pumping out lower PSI than what was spec'd in the Factory Service Manual. (Genuine FSM is also included)

I'm including it because I have no need for it otherwise and figured the new owner could use it instead. :thumbup
 
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