2004 RVT1000R (RC51)

Here is what has been done to it in the last 60 days: New Fairings New Tires Dunlop Q3 New Head Gaskets New Right Cover Gasket New Left Cover Gasket New Stator Cover Gasket New Water Pump Gasket New Water Pump O-Rings New Front Wheel Bearings New Rear Wheel Bearings New Headlight Bulbs New Ignition Pulse Generator New Proton Front LED Turn Signals (If you never saw them before Google them) New Under Tail installed with previous owners LED Rear Lights New Front Right Caliper New Front Right Rotor New 15/41 520 Chain Conversion D.I.D. ERV3 520 Chain 138 links and AFAM Superlight Steel Sprockets New Air Filters New Stainless Steel Brake Lines Dual fronts Single Rear New OEM Mirrors Fuel Tank Powder Coated a light textured Black Now what was already there when I bought it: Chrome Triple Clamp Chrome Rider and Passenger Pegs Chrome Wheels Chrome Extended 11" Swing Arm Polished Frame Jardine 2 into 1 Exhaust Now the bad: Wheels are in good shape but could use a bit of TLC Exhaust shows signs of the bike being dropped the frame and other bits do not so it may of came from another bike. I am not sure. The Jardine muffler that was suppose to come on the bike was missing so I used one that I had laying around. It does the job but up close it is not pretty. I can install a new exhaust for an extra charge. Now some of the good: The odometer is correct. If you can find a 2004 bike with less miles than this one I would love to see it! Note: The mileage will increase till the bike is sold because I will still ride it from time to time. This bike has A LOT of low end grunt but due to the bike being stretched it does not get out of hand. It plants and it goes. I went over this bike inside and out meticulously. When in comes to bikes I do not take any chances on parts failing. This bike is a great bike. It sounds great and runs great. I won't say it is "rare" but I will say you won't run into to many other RVT owners so this bike will stand out in a crowd. With its 1000cc v-twin and its gear driven timing it most definitely has a sound all its own.

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