Immaculate RR5 Marquez Repsol with loads of extras £4500

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  1. Oakleyspatz

    Oakleyspatz New Member

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    Full details to follow but just putting the feelers out there for my beautiful, immaculate and cherished 2005 RR5 CBR1000RR in Marc Marquez colours.
    Only 8700 miles
    Stunning condition throughout
    Never used in the wet
    Maintained to the highest standard
    Many, very expensive mods added

    I purchased this beauty about 18 months ago when she had just 4500 miles on her. It was originally in red, blue and silver but I never really liked those colours, but I thought it more important to buy a bike because it was immaculate, than a so so bike in the colours I liked.
    I then set about making her into the bike I wanted. I've always loved the shape of the RR4/5 but thought it could do with being brought up to date; also I love the latest Repsol colours so my first step was to change to colours.
    Then I needed to make the wheels orange, I could have got the wheels powder coated but then I saw a brand new, unused pair of 2010 Repsol wheels for sale and knew they were the ones to get. I also purchased 2010 front and back brake calipers which were monoblock (fronts) design and far better than those on the 2005 model.
    The photos show how the bike has evolved since I've had her. The bottom photo is how she looks today. My friend who is a professional photographer shot this photo yesterday so this is her condition now.
    Never been involved in an accident nor sustained any damage
    I clean and maintain her more than I ride her!
    Never used in the wet
    Brand new Pirelli Diablo Corsa tyres fitted a week ago
    Oil changed a month ago using Castrol Power 1 Racing oil and K&N oil filter
    2007 stator fitted (earlier ones prone to overheating)
    Translogic Intellishift Quickshifter & Quick-Set Adjuster recently fitted
    Recent Renthal front & back sprockets fitted
    Many OEM parts included including original exhaust, mirrors, levers pillion seat, pillion footpegs
    MOT until September 2016
    Full service history
    2 Previous owners from new
    Runs like a dream, starts first time, goes like the wind!

    Parts fitted include:-
    Translogic Intellishift Quickshifter £375 RRP
    Translogic Quickset Adjuster £56 RRP
    Lightech folding levers £150 RRP (originals included)
    Repsol fairings £375 RRP
    Repsol hugger £65 RRP (original included)
    Repsol clock face £35 RRP (original included)
    Repsol rad guard £35 RRP
    Carbon frame covers £135 RRP
    Carbon swing arm covers £99 RRP
    Carbon heel guards £50 RRP (originals included)
    Carbon exhaust shield £45 RRP (original included)
    Laser Xtreme exhaust £500 RRP (original included)
    2010 CBR1000RR Repsol wheels £500
    2010 CBR1000RR gold front calipers £150
    2010 CBR1000RR gold rear caliper £50 (original included)
    Repsol seat hump & pad £40 (pillion seat included)
    Clear indicator covers £20 (original orange covers included)
    Brembo brake pads front & rear RRP £70
    Pirelli Diablo Corsa tyres RRP £199
    Castrol Power 1 Race oil and K&N filter £55
    Renthal sprockets £40 (originals included)
    Progrips £20 (originals included)
    Mirrors £35 (originals included)
    Fuel cap £50 (original locking cap included)
    Orange tank inserts (originals included)
    Meta 357t alarm/immobiliser £400


    I'm confident you'll not find a nicer looking or better condition RR5 anywhere. I'm located about 25 miles west of London, UK.

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  2. And7rp2

    And7rp2 Elite Member

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    How much ? Or is it ' if you have to ask you can't afford it ' ;)
     
  3. ColinBR

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    It's in the header Andy ;)
     
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    Ha nice one,sorry about that. Nice bike GWS
     
  5. exuptoy

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    You forgot the comfort seat :p

    Nice bike should sell easy. GLWTS.
     
  6. wilky007

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    Where did you get rad guard from please
     
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    Oakleyspatz New Member

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    Where did you get rad guard from looks great I want one
     
  9. wilky007

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    If you decide to sell some of the trick bits on there own please let me know
     
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    Oakleyspatz New Member

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  11. gringo

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    Yes thanks mate getting one can you fit with fairing still on tar
     
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  12. Oakleyspatz

    Oakleyspatz New Member

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    Yes you can although it makes life easier if you can put the bike upright on a paddock stand. There is a short black plastic guard already there which just unclips and pulls off. Slightly bend a curve in the new one (only very slightly to make fitting easier) and holding it in place and as high as you can, slide it down ensuring the sides slide behind the lip there is on each side of the radiator. No bolts or screws are needed as so long as either side is behind the lip, it just wedges in there. Simple, job done in 10 mins if that.
     
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