1998 Yamaha YZF R1
Mileage: 25,654 kms
Condition: Extremely Nice
Price: $14,500.00 (interest free lay-by terms available)
Overview
Legendary Performance and design
The 1998 Yamaha YZF-R1 is celebrated as one of the most iconic sports bikes of the nineties. Described by Motorcycle News as “the third and final great sports bike of the nineties,” this model is renowned for its cutting-edge performance and design. This pristine example, with just 25,654 km, hails from the first year of production.
Notable Features and Pricing
Engine and Specifications
Powering this YZF-R1 is the renowned 998cc inline-four engine, delivering around 150bhp and 80lb-ft of torque. The bike’s performance is managed through a precise six-speed transmission, ensuring a thrilling riding experience.
Condition and Originality
Exterior: The original white and red twin-tone paint is in outstanding condition, with only minor scratches on the tank, right-hand rear tail, and right-hand mid fairing. There are no cracks or dents.
Seat and Exhaust: The original seat covers and exhaust remain unmarked, preserving the bike’s authentic appeal.
Mechanical Health: The bike has had the fuel system flushed, carbs cleaned and synced, and the oil changed. It’s in excellent mechanical shape.
Wheels and Tyres: The wheels have been powder-coated, and it is equipped with brand new Bridgestone Battlax tyres.
Included Extras
The bike comes with the original owner’s manual, adding to its collectible value.
Asking Price and Lay-by Option
Considering its condition and rarity we are asking a reasonable $14,500.00, this exceptional piece of motorcycle history can be yours. Moreover, we offer an interest-free lay-by option, enabling you to secure this vintage gem without financial strain.
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