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SOLD - 2006 Honda CBR 600rr tribal orange

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orion4096

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Location
Sunnyvale
Moto(s)
07 600rr
Name
Mike
SOLD.

$5500 OBO. Cash. No trades. Was $5800.

Sunnyvale. PM me if you’re interested.

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Short Version
2006 Honda CBR 600rr Tribal Orange
~10500 Miles
Second owner
Clean Title in hand
CA Registration until March 09
<300 miles on new Pilot Power 2CTs front and rear
Two keys
Always on a battery tender
Always garaged
Never been on the track
No stunts
Lots of zaino (maybe car people only care about this)

Mods (depending on selling price)
Arata slip-on exhaust
OEM Rear seat cowl
Fender eliminator
Gregg's flush mount front signals
Smoked double bubble wind screen
Other aftermarket stuff not on bike

Lots of stock parts available – don’t lowball me if you want them and the aftermarket mods.

Test ride is going to require full cash in my hand, a M1 license, and you showing me the insurance card for your current sport bike. PM me if you’re serious about buying the bike and have questions about a test ride.

Long Version
I purchased this bike used Summer 08 from the first owner. It had approximately 8500 miles on it then and it got an oil change (Mobil 1 if that matters) plus the mods listed above shortly after. The previous owner used it for a long commute. I don’t like to leave my vehicles sitting for more than a week - this bike is no exception and it has been ridden for 10+ miles almost every week since I bought it. While I really like this bike, I want to make some room for either a 07+ 600rr or a DRZ.

Bad stuff
The previous owner tipped it over on its left side one time. I replaced the stator cover and left mid fairing. I road it off the road into the dirt at the end of last Summer on a BARF cruise. The easiest way to describe it was it low sided on the left side, but since there was a drain ditch on the side of the road the bike was still at a 45 degree angle or so. The bike still runs perfectly, however, I scratched up the front and mid left fairing, bar end, and the stator cover. I replaced the front fairing, bar end, have a new mid fairing I have yet to install, and replaced the stator cover since I’m so damn good at that now. The left mirror also had scratches from both the original owner and when I went down so I replaced the mirrors with used/mint 08 mirrors.
 
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Very clean. Deserves a bump!
 
Bump.

Updated price to be OBO.
Moved pics around.

The bike could use an oil change in 100-200 miles. I figure the buyer will be like me and change the oil no matter when I tell them it was last changed, but if you want me to change it I will. I also have a OEM air filter that either I can install or will give to the new owner.

Here's a picture of the cluster with mileage:
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Interested in selling the rear cowl?

or the smoke winscreen? id be willing to pay cash and give you my stock clear windscreen.

Not right now. I really like the look the cowl and screen gives the bike and am hoping to sell it all together or keep it if the bike doesn't sell. I'll PM you if I change my mind.
 
Pics of damage pls.

You mean of when the bike went down? I don't have pics of the bike with the plastics on, but I still have the plastics and stator cover that were damaged. You want pictures of those? Here's a link to a for sale thread that I posted a while ago with the two fairings that took 90% of the damage:

http://bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=271861

If you mean of the damage that the bike currently has then you can see my crappy job of fixing up the stickers on the left side of the bike in the picture in the first post as they aren't straight. I have a completely new mid/left that will fix up that part of the bike that I just got last week and is going on this weekend. The bike collected some grass that I needed to clean out which didn't cause any permanent damage. The end of the clutch lever also has a little rash from the previous owner, but I also have a new one that I will install this weekend, too. All the pictures in the first post are as the bike sits today minus some dust it's collected in my garage.

EDIT: I'll take some more pics this weekend and try to get closeups of more things.
 
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At work and don't feel like working during lunch... so I'll post another pic of the bike. Buy me. :teeth

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Bump!

I rode this bike from Tomales all the way to Sunnyvale and, aside from the pegs being too high for my Sasquatch ass (6'4", size 50 euro boots) it was a fun ride. There was no mechanical damage to the bike. and only minimal cosmetic damage, which it looks like has been taken care of.

Really, it was one of the most gentle offs I've seen.

Great looking bike and fun as hell to ride (just not for a guy my size for that long at a run).
 
This morning I:
- Replaced the mid/left fairing and fixed the upper cowl sticker on the left.
- Put in the new clutch lever.

I also dropped the price a little.

New Fairing:
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Some light scratches on fuel cap from previous owner:
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Flush mount took some minor damage and up close the paint isn't 100% smooth (hard to see in pics)
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Some light chipping on lower fairing:
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