WTB: Race bike

[chuck_v]

Ok, almost anything.  No 600cc+ four cylinders.  I would really like an NT650 (Hawk GT), SV650, or FZR400, but I'll consider ANYTHING.  I don't want to go much over $2k.  Thanks

[ens1380]

Hi Chuck we have a great bike for you.  Here is some info.  Give us a call if you have more questions.  Let us know and we can email you some more pics.

For Sale:  1988 Yamaha FZR 400 Supersport Race/Trackbike
-Sharkskins R6 racing  front fairing
-Stainless steel braided brake lines
-R1 Master cylinder
-Steering damper
-New brake pads (10 laps use)
-FOX rear shock
-Yoshimura exhaust system with carbon fiber canister
-Spare Yoshimura aluminum exhaust canister
-Gold DID 520 O-ring chain & sprockets both in excellent shape
-TZ250 17" rear wheel allows 160/60 - 17" rear tire. Also has stock 18" rear wheel.
-NRC case guards
-Brand new battery (new in May 07)
-Fully safety wired
-Service manual / Owners manual
Bike is in very good shape cosmetically and runs & handles great. 

Also included is an FZR400 Superbike frame with clean title.
-Lightweight frame
-GSXR750 fully adjustable forks
-GSXR750 four-piston Nissen brakes
-Braided lines
-Lightweight Parts
   -Fairing Stay
   -Extra subframe
   -Engine cradle
   -Brake arm
-GSXR750 17" wheels
-FZR 600 Carburetors and Modified Air box
-No engine,  but an FZR 400 or 600 engine will fit.

Perfect bike to try track days or racing with.  The FZR400 is one of the best handling bikes ever made.  This is a great way to start racing or to introduce a friend, wife, or girlfriend to track days.  Why risk your new street bike when you can have a bike that is fully prepped and ready for the track for less than the price of one tip over on a streetbike?

This bike was a licensed street bike until approximately 1995 when the prior owner converted it for track use it was then stored for a number of years.  We bought it in 2002 and added the Fox Shock, Steering Damper and the new R6 Bodywork.  It has only been used for 7 track days since we have owned it.. 

$2,500 for everything listed and pictured.  Located in Pleasant Prairie, WI. 
Email: asylvester@wi.rr.com
Call: 262-694-2924

[chuck_v]

Found a bike, thanks everyone and see you at the track!