Below is the original posting when I purchased it back in 11/08. Since that time, I have rebuilt the transmission and had it mapped to run pump fuel. I've used it for 3 track days at Road America and that's been it. Due to job loss last year, it never saw the light of day. Now, due to expecting our first child, it's time to say so long to the dream (for a while). 2005 Yamaha R6 Racebike The Bike: - Approx. 3500 miles (Bike was bought new in crate and built into a racebike) - Clear MSO in hand (never titled, but could be). - Ohlins 20 mm valving in front forks. - Penske triple clicker rear shock. - Forks and shock rebuilt and set up by Thermosman just 2 races ago. - Frame checked and straightened by GMD. - Graves Block off Plates. - Graves slide stops. - BMC Race Air Filter - Graves full Ti system with only one season on it. - Power commander with custom map. - Quick shifter - Barnett Clutch. - Woodcraft rear-sets. - Woodcraft Case Covers - Vortex Clip-ons - Stompgrip pads - Vortex gas cap. - Pit Bull Steering damper. - Cheetah Bodywork with professional paint - Vortex fairing stay - Woodcraft frame sliders w/ replaceable pucks. - Goodridge stainless steel brake lines. - Regina chain. - Cox Radiator Guard - 2CT front/rear tires (purchased spring '09 - 3 track days use) The Spares: - Windscreen. - Ram air tube with rubber boots. - Good fuel pump. - Fuel line. - 16 tooth front (15 tooth is on bike). - 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 & 50 tooth rear sprockets (some new). - 2 brake levers. - 2 clutch levers. - Complete set of Woodcraft rearsets. - Upper triple tree checked straight by GMD. - Footpegs (in addition to the rearsets). - Cush drive with rubber inserts. - Throttle cables. - Rear axle - 2 shift rods for the Rearsets (not cut down for the Quickshifter). - Throttle tube with grip. - Rashed but usable case covers (1 Woodcraft, 1 Vortex). - Used but still good stock clutch. - Factory service manuals. I purchased the bike from Scott Padgitt, who ran it for two season in the WERA South region and did quite well. I've also got an 8'x10' flatbed trailer for it if you're interested. I'm asking $5k for the whole shooting match, or $4500 for the bike/spares without the trailer. More than happy to email pics. It was pictured in the 2010 Woodcraft catalog.