Yamaha YZF-R1 (2002 - 2003)

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Yamaha YZF-R1 (2002 - 2003)

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I've owned a 2003 version for 7 years. It's done everything and 46k miles later is still going strong and still looks great. People still ask me if is a new one!

It's a small bike but leg room is actually go Continue reading...

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This is an excellent all round sports bike.

roomy for the bigger lads

Good smooth Injection

Good low down power delivery

Not a lot of mods remaining though if you want to bling her up

Finish is very good, frame, fairings and engine

Exhaust has to go its huge

Handling is sublime

Posted: 13/11/2009 at 11:49

the best 1000 on the market at the moment

Posted: 13/11/2009 at 12:27

Just bought a 2002 from a good friend.  The bike only has 13,000kms on it and knowing my firned, has not been abused.  I was actually surprized by the number of mods still available.  I was able to pick-up K&N filter, Graves throttlebodies and Yamaha GYTR CF exhaust.  Sounds better and makes a few more ponies.  As well, Bagster still makes a colour matched tank cover for it.  Other items are Targa fender eliminator kit, CYCLONE 866 alarm, LED turn signals, Frame, clutch and wheel sliders and a Corbin seat.  That coupled with Heli Bars should prove to make it more liveable as a daily driver/SPORT touring bike.  Just need to find some saddlebags for it now.  Overall very happy.

Posted: 08/04/2012 at 23:33



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