2011 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R

nick3941sd · May 17, 2016

Located in Buffalo, NY.

Up for sale is my 2011 Kawasaki ZX-10R green in color with about 8,200 miles. I am the 2nd owner and have had the bike for the last 4 years and since it had 500 miles on it.
Mods:
*Two Bros low mount carbon exhaust with cat delete
*Spiegler SS Brake Lines
*-1 Front Sprocket
*HIDs
*Frame Sliders & Swingarm Spools
*Driven Racing Grips and Bar Ends
*Driven Racing SMOG Block Off Plates
*Green LED City Light
*Vortex Lowering Link
*Full Emissions Delete (Servo Motor, KLEEN System, SMOG etc)
*Flashed/Derestricted ECU
-Removed US EPA restrictions
-Eliminate Fuel Cut (Injectors stay on while coasting with throttle closed. Allows smooth off/on throttle transition)
-Emissions Removal to prevent FI lights.
-Drop in fuel map
-Raised REV Limit
If you are unfamiliar with why flashing the ECU on the GenIV 10 is so popular read the two links. The main reason for the power loss on the US bikes VS the Euro bikes is due to the secondaries beginning to close after 11,000RPM to meet US restrictions. The Euro bikes keep the secondaries open to the rev limiter.
https://rideapart.com/articles/north-american-2011-kawasaki-zx-10r-loses-20-hp-slower-than-s1000rr
http://www.zx10rarcher.com/faq.html

Maintenance:
New OEM plugs and air filter at 5,000miles while the ECU was out.
Brake Fluid Flush with the new SS lines at 7,000miles
Coolant Flush with Engine Ice at 7,000miles
Oil switched to synthetic after break in and changed every 3k and prior to storage and when taken out of storage. Bike currently has Q3's on it. Brakes, chain and sprockets are good to go as well.

Clean title, no liens, no test rides.

8500/BO

Feel free to email me at [email protected] if interested for quicker communication.

07Softail · May 17, 2016

I would never buy anything without riding or driving!....whats the reasoning behind that? I bet you test rode it before you bought it.

RT

Jr3volution · May 18, 2016

I have a 2015 and love it!! I hope u can sell it

Wheelie · May 18, 2016

I would never buy anything without riding or driving!....whats the reasoning behind that? I bet you test rode it before you bought it.

RT

Cash in hand then you can ride it, if you don't like it and don't buy it cash back.

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07Softail · May 18, 2016

Cash in hand then you can ride it, if you don't like it and don't buy it cash back.

wee

Gotcha... OP good luck with the sale.

RT

cbrsilv15 · May 18, 2016

That's usually how motorcycle classifieds go. You don't want some newb to test ride it and crash it.

Slamminv · May 18, 2016

Correct, that's how it's always been. Not quit sure sometimes the type of comments/ questions that are asked on the forums. Good luck op with the sale.

nick3941sd · May 18, 2016

I would never buy anything without riding or driving!....whats the reasoning behind that? I bet you test rode it before you bought it.

RT

Well there's a bet you just lost. I've bought 3 bikes and spent substantial money on each. Did not test ride any one of them. Just know what you're looking at, run it on the stands or even have the owner demonstrate etc. Cash in hand is a different story but its in my hand while they are gone, selling price is already established and the moment the slightest damage is sustained I'm signing the title and keeping the cash. Its quite rare even for a dealer to let someone test ride. Usually only the well known regulars have a shot. Best time to test ride is when the factory demo truck comes through town.

Literally yesterday a person local to me had his bike stolen while someone was out on a test ride. In addition whats the persons experience? Have they ever ridden at all before, ever ridden a 1000cc bike? Stock gearing this bike will break 100mph in first. There's too many risks and dreamers out there to let someone take a 200+hp (at the motor) bike out like that.

nick3941sd · May 18, 2016

I have a 2015 and love it!! I hope u can sell it

Thanks! Love the bike just haven't been riding it as much as I would like to. Looking to sell and get a car for my summer "toy".

07Softail · May 19, 2016

LOL I own 6 bikes From HD's to a 67 Triumph and I always test ride before I purchase new or used.

RT

nick3941sd · May 19, 2016

LOL I own 6 bikes From HD's to a 67 Triumph and I always test ride before I purchase new or used.

RT

Yeah I have a HD Forty Eight. Far different bikes. The HD dealers let you test ride (here at least), there's a reason the others are hesitant. Mainly the clientele of the customer between the two classes of bike. I've witnessed 3 motorcycle accidents. Each one had inexperience and/or stupidity involved. Their own actions caused the end result.

I do get what you're saying though. The no test rides thing isn't as common on the HD side as I have test ridden but if you look on the other side you'll find it isn't uncommon.

Prime examples