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2007 SUZUKI GSXR 750

theLumberjack

theLumberjack

I smell blood.........
Joined
Sep 12, 2010
Location
Fremont, CA
Moto(s)
07' GSXR 750, 04' SV1000S (sold), 78' Iron head (rolling boat anchor, sold)
Name
LumberJack
SOLD

SOLD

SOLD







$4800 for everything listed below.

I want this package to go as it sits. I don’t want to part it out at the moment. I am not in a hurry to sell it either. Please read on if you’re interested.

2007 SUZUKI GSXR 750
6,861 original miles
Clean Title
Currently used as a track bike
Bike is currently registered non-op
Back fees (~$260 will be due if you want to put it back on the street again)

The Other Bits:
Dunlop D211-GP-A (US) - 190/55-rear tire (1-2 t-days left, depending on your pace)
Dunlop D211-GP (UK) - 120/70-front tire (1-2 t-days left, depending on your pace)
Vesrah Front brake pads – likely last half of this season
Galfer Front Steel Brake line (bought used)
Suspension tuned for 180lb rider (incl. gear) by GP Suspension
Rear Shock shimmed +5mm
New EK 520 Chain
New Driven front sprocket (15t, steel)
New Driven rear sprocket (45t, steel)
Speedo Healer
Woodcraft Clip-ons (bought used)
Renthal Grips
Yoyodyne (Euro Racing) 1/6 turn throttle (bought used)
Yoyodyne Start/Stop Kill Switch (used with quick turn throttle)
Leo Vince Titanium Exhaust (bought used)
Quick Release rear-wheel axle pin
Pazzo adjustable levers (bought used)
Vortex Rearsets (bought used)
Attack Front and Rear race plastics
Frame Sliders
Techspec Tank grips
Water Wetter coolant flush
New Battery (Oct. 2012)

Extras:
Pitbull Rear Stand
Dowco Bike Cover

Small box of spares/extras will go with this sale:
kick-stand, front sprocket, rear shock shim set, stock tools, rear rotor, blacked-out windscreen, and various others, etc…


Maintenance:
Oil changes every 4-5 track-days
Oil changed 2 track-days ago
Kept on battery tender
Front and Rear calipers completely broken down and rebuilt (serviced Sept. 2012)
Brake lines re-bled (Sept. 2012)
Cam Chain Tensioner adjusted at 5,821 miles (have receipts)
Plugs changed at 5821 miles (have receipts)
Valves adjusted at 5821 miles (have receipts)
FI light is on: C46 code for exhaust valve servo (Servo has been removed on purpose)

Background Story:
This bike has been a hell of a lot of fun for me. I decided to keep the motor stock for reliability and ease, as well as the suspension. I had toyed with the idea of racing in the production class as well but never did.

You can do some more upgrades to have a serious weapon of a bike, or use it like I did for a very reliable, incredibly quick, fun factory. Have a look at some of your favorite instructors, and coaches at the track next time, and you’ll likely see one of these bikes in their trailers (Ken Hill, Dave Moss, a number of both the Keigwins, Z2, and PTT instructors/racers).

I have learned to do consistent 2:01’s at T-Hill the way the bike sits (I am in no way trying to brag, I am simply letting you know that the bike can haul some mail for sure….I also know that someone with more skill than I have can move this bike even faster than that).

Bike Meets Dirt:
Bike was low-sided on turn 14 at T-Hill (Oct. 2011), slid to the dirt on the right side, and once it hit the dirt, up-righted itself and flopped over once to the opposite side (hence the scratches on both sides of the bike.

In my garage I accidentally pulled the bike off the rear stand as well. Bike didn’t hit the floor, but wedged into the rear stand (hence the scratches on the rear swing arm).

I have done many track-days (most besting my previous lap-times) after the low side and had no issues with the bike tracking straight, turning-in etc.… The bike has been a ball of fun for me, and I know that its new owner will have a blast as well. It is simply time for something else to play with…


PM, or email me, but a text or call is best/fastest.
Joel 408-499-528zero
Bike located in Fremont
 

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well, interesting

but I'd like to move the bike with $$$ rather than trade

thanks tho
 
abhijitz said:
Joel - How is it going? why you sell everything ...
Click to expand...

Hey hey. Things are well actually. Its time to get some new toys I think. And some new gear as well...!

How about you?
 
Price drop bump

removed lap timer, race plastics, and spare tires
 
bump, new price. removed some extras
 
removed most extras...still some tho..!
 
price drop....here we go...!
 
Gone to a new home.

Enjoy Damon.....You'll have a blast on it...

Joel
 
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