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Yamaha FZR400R Exup

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Make: Yamaha

Model: FZR400R 1WG

Colour: Metallic Blue/ Yellow/ White

Year: 1990

Engine size: 400cc

Fuel type: Petrol

Transmission: 6-speed Manual

Mileage: 44,338km / 28,000 miles (converter fitted)

MOT: 02/09/2013

Tax: 30/09/2013

Price: 1100 ovno

Location: Dunbar

Yamaha FZR 400R Exup (1WG) model. It is a fairly clean example of a rare bike, although being 22 years old it is not immaculate. It doesn't stop the bike getting plenty of attention everywhere we go though, those that know what it is certainly approve!

With the law set to change in January to meet new EU regulations on motorcycling, this would make an ideal christmas present for somebody, or if you were interested it could be taken in over the winter and given a bit of time to make it an immaculate example.

Just had the air filters cleaned, plugs checked and oil replaced.

The bike has individual K&N Air filters

Art Exhaust

Yamaha R1 front brakes, plenty of life in the discs and pads

Anodised blue adjustable clutch and brake levers

Anodised blue end weights

Anodised blue dust caps

520-gauge chain and sprocket upgrade

Battlax BT-92r rear tyre

Dunlop Sportmax front tyre, both have plenty of tread left

Black screen

The bike really doesn't need for anything just now, it would very literally be a case of get on it and go. The brakes all have plenty of meat left, it's been very well looked after and just needs somebody to give it a good home.

I bought the bike from a friend of mine because after 18months I was missing riding, however I am starting a new job in the next couple of weeks and shall be travelling over 500 miles per week, which is neither fair nor practical on the bike.

The only thing I would mention is that it could probably benefit from a new horn, however the one that is on it just now does work.

There isn't much else to say for the bike, it very much speaks for itself. Viewing is more than welcome, as are any questions you may have. Just give me a call or text anytime on 07545 295 626 , leave a message if you don't get through and I will contact you as soon as possible.

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