Buying damaged RR12 for track use

Discussion in 'General 1000RR Discussion' started by gcon45, May 31, 2016.

  1. gcon45

    gcon45 Active Member

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  2. RazorBlade

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    Slow speed drop. Yeah right hahaha
     
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    I would be asking for additional pictures.....pictures of the other side would allow a better understanding of the "slow speed drop".

    It looks like a proper chunk is missing from the other side top fairing.
     
  4. Singh1000RR

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    It might be a 2012 registered bike but it is a 2011 model (fairings, colour scheme and 3 spoke wheels).

    Not that is matters too much but I thought I'd mention it to you. Just raises more questions...
     
  5. blake7

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    If the frame is damaged in any way, not scratched, then it is generally a cat B. Costs too much for the insurance to pay out to re-frame it.

    As above, does not look like low speed. I'd avoid personally, by the time you have got it to where you want it with parts, you may aswell buy an already sorted blade for under 5k imo.
     
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  6. Alblade

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    Its not a private sale and you need another huge batch of photos - looks like it may have gone into back of a truck or something - but not seeing other side hard to tell
     
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    Be very wary of this bike. Do not give them a deposit of any kind via moneygram or western union. I doubt it is genuine.
     
  8. gcon45

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    Thanks for the replies.

    I'm setting myself a budget limit of around £4K for a track bike so I think an RR6 would be a better bet.
     
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    You should be able to get an rr8 for that budget, but some prefer the rr6
     

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