FS: 2004 Silver R1 $6200 Winston Salem, NC
 

2004 Silver R1
13k miles
$6200
http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1083.jpg
http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1087.jpg
Hindle
Throttlemiester
Driven Sprockets (2000 miles on them)
DID chain (2000 miles on them)
undertail
speedohealer
Amsoil every 2500 miles
always garaged
Milage from hiway touring (2007 trip to canada, 2008 mexico)
Tires reflect hiway miles and will last another +/-1500 miles, nearly new sides (yeah I know...pathetic)
NEW ebc HH pad
Stainless brake lines (black)
Fluids changed anually (brake, coolant)
Integrated tail/turn light
Integrated front signals
Greggs signal covers
Carbon fiber front fender (still have original painted fender)
Solo Cowl
Passenger seat & pegs
Jet Hot coated full exhaust
http://www.troybaker.com/r1/ex03.jpg
Spare seat mounted to plate for 2 separate bags

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/bag13.jpg
http://www.troybaker.com/r1/bag21.jpg
http://www.troybaker.com/r1/bag14.jpg


I'm selling because I have a motard to get stupid on....and I'm using the R1 for touring more than intended track-day bike like I'd hoped
Not considering a trade. I have my eye on a used hiway patrol model BMW R1150RT. No lowballs please, priced reasonable to sell.

I am including all of the bags shown here

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1059.jpg

Good looking bike. GL with sale.

Are you interested in selling any parts off her?

Not at this time. But we'll see how long she sits out there

Cool. If you decide to part her out, i'm sure Nee and I would buy a few things off her. We would have stock parts in exchange if needed.

Now $6200


Here are some pictures of the quick-detach bags I made

The first is a 3-day bag I travel with. Chase harper bag mounted to a plate, mounted to a passenger seat frame so it's locked to the bike. I keep the cowl in the back pouch for when I take the bag off.

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1095.jpg

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1094.jpg


The next is an around the town bag. It's a "Chicane bag" (they no longer make this brand of bag) thats big enough for a pair of shoes, a change of clothes, racket balls, and a racket ball racket can slide on the top under the built in tie-downs. It's also mounted to an aluminum plate and mounted to the spare seast frame to also be locked to the bike.

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1093.jpg


http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1092.jpg

http://www.troybaker.com/r1/r1096.jpg