Triumph Street Triple R 2010

**jafa21** · 22nd March 2016, 13:52

2010 Triumph Street Triple R.
In immaculate condition. No damages, always kept inside garage, never ridden in rain. Comes with few thousand dollars worth of accessories.

New WOF - Feb 2017. Rego 19/04/2016
Full serviced at 20,000kms. Receipt included.

Dunlop Q3 tyres only done 3000kms. 4-5mm tread - $700
Come with horizontal tyre valves. Way easier to fill air
Full 3-1 Arrow exhaust. Weight reduction of 7kgs - $1500
Bar end mirrors - $200. Original mirrors included
GB Frame sliders, GB engine, clutch and alternator cover, Front and back axle bobbins/sliders - $600
Stomp grips - $80
RG tank sliders – $180
RG radiator guard - $157
K&N air filter - $140
Seat cowl
Braided lines
Brake pads have plenty of meat. Still riding at the lowest setting

Will also come with general bike accessories
Batter tender/charger – Bike always on charger - $100
Front stand - $150
Back axle stand - $150
Bike cover
2X pressure gauges
Hand pump

For questions and offers call or text my mobile: 021 04 83 789

**Akzle** · 22nd March 2016, 15:05

you will never, ever, get back what you paid for shit. listing the RRP of the accessories makes you look delusional and not a little bit hopeless.

**The End** · 22nd March 2016, 15:31

Originally Posted by Akzle

you will never, ever, get back what you paid for shit. listing the RRP of the accessories makes you look delusional and not a little bit hopeless.

Was going to say this, but in a nicer tone.

Good idea to list the items themselves, but their retail prices don't mean much.

**AllanB** · 22nd March 2016, 22:12

Originally Posted by Akzle

you will never, ever, get back what you paid for shit. listing the RRP of the accessories makes you look delusional and not a little bit hopeless.

True. Probably could have broken it to him gently.

I like to modify and add goodies to my rides. I keep all the stock parts removed to reinstall when selling the bike. Flick off the goodies on TM usually.

Stuff like pipes, heated grips help sell a bike and are good to leave on it. The rest tends to be personal.

Tyres - who gives a shit what you paid for them - how old and what tread depth is all that is important.

Nice ride BTW.

**Maha** · 23rd March 2016, 07:54

I don't believe the seller is trying to recoup the money spent on the bike, merely stating what he has done/added to the bike.

I sold a six year old bike once for $9k and had spent just over $4k in the year prior to selling, market value for the bike was perhaps a thousand to fifteen hundred lower than what I got. Ten Thousand for this bike in that condition with low k's is not out of the question, it's top end sure but someone may be willing to pay that amount.

**jafa21** · 23rd March 2016, 09:51

Thanks for the great feedback guys. I forgot about the great people on KB :P

The reason for listing the extras to show that it has a lot of small accessories. Not looking to get the money back for them.
My hope is to make my bike stand out from the market.
If i was personally buying a bike and one had all these accessories and one didnt, i know i prefer the one with accessories (assuming both in similar condition in other aspects). Even if it was few hundred bux extra for the bike.
I always end up spending money on the usual accessories anyway. So good chance to save some money.
The arrow exhaust is something special though. The sound and weight reduction alone are worth it.
Again not asking for extra money, but hoping it stands out.
I have a journal of all the money i spend on the bike, accessories, maintenance etc. No harm in listing the costs. Thats what i thought.

**Mike.Gayner** · 23rd March 2016, 10:49

I was in the market for a similar bike recently, and I would have paid somewhere close to $10k for this one, looks like a good bike.

**EJK** · 23rd March 2016, 12:43

Originally Posted by jafa21

Thanks for the great feedback guys. I forgot about the great people on KB :P

The reason for listing the extras to show that it has a lot of small accessories. Not looking to get the money back for them.
My hope is to make my bike stand out from the market.
If i was personally buying a bike and one had all these accessories and one didnt, i know i prefer the one with accessories (assuming both in similar condition in other aspects). Even if it was few hundred bux extra for the bike.
I always end up spending money on the usual accessories anyway. So good chance to save some money.
The arrow exhaust is something special though. The sound and weight reduction alone are worth it.
Again not asking for extra money, but hoping it stands out.
I have a journal of all the money i spend on the bike, accessories, maintenance etc. No harm in listing the costs. Thats what i thought.

For the age, mileage and price nobody can complain

Except KB...

**Pound** · 23rd March 2016, 17:51

Originally Posted by Akzle

you will never, ever, get back what you paid for shit

Much like this prized fucking clueless moron.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1054274083.htm

My favorite bit.....

"Why buy a new stock bike when you can have this low kms super upgraded version for the same price?"

**Tazz** · 23rd March 2016, 18:10

What's wrong with it that you wouldn't ride it in the rain? Dodgy electrics or something

Good lookin bikes.

**Akzle** · 23rd March 2016, 18:39

Originally Posted by Pound

Much like this prized fucking clueless moron.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...1054274083.htm

My favorite bit.....

"Why buy a new stock bike when you can have this low kms super upgraded version for the same price?"

bro, it has two black keys AND A RED ONE!!!1101001!