Description
Suzuki RF900R
Year 1996
21k miles (less than 1k miles since the rebuild)
Bike after serious recommissioning last year. Huge amount of work, time and money were spent to bring to where it is.
Engine removed for major work :
New 2nd, 5th and 3rd driven gear cogs
New transmission selector forks
New clutch pack and springs
New upgraded internal shift arm from Factory Pro (arm with micro bearing)
Valve clearance set to 0. 1-0. 2mm on intake and 0. 2-03mm on exhaust
New head stem bearings
Rear shock completely rebuilt by Firefox Racing
Shock linkage serviced
New fork seals and fork oil
New colour matched braided brake lines (front + rear) and clutch line
Rebuilt brake calipers (front+rear)
Rebuilt clutch master cylinder
Rebuilt clutch slave cylinder
Rebuilt front brake master cylinder
Carburettors stripped, cleaned and synchronized
Carbs have heating system installed (factory option offered by Suzuki)
On top of all the work bike went through COMPLETE service including :
New oil and filter
New air filter
New spark plugs
New coolant
New brake fluid in all hydraulic systems
+ lots of other little jobs
Bike is clean and in VERY good condition. Zero corrosion, no leaks, fuel tank is like new inside. No stupid mods like jet kits, loud pipes or other nonsense.
This is the "better" version of RF as it's the "earlier" version with solid shaft alternator drive which is bulletproof. Later models have rubber drive which fails fairly often, no issues here!
Any bad points ?
1. Few little scratches which are only noticeable from close distance. Bike looks amazing from 2 meters away.
2. Bike had alarm installed in the past which was permanently disabled by previous owner. That's very good in my opinion as bike alarms are pointless junk, just mentioning it as there is still an alarm box under the seat.
Bike will come with 12 months MOT for the new owner.
I can arrange delivery of the bike within UK mainland if needed at an attractive fee.
Viewings welcome, i'm in Bristol.
More pictures will be added soon.
Delivery possible at fee.
Any questions? Ask.
Regards
