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- Houston, TX and Phoenix AZ
- First Name
- Peter
- Last Name
- Shaddock
Copied from my craigslist ad:
Selling my beloved minimalist adventure bike. I've decided to upgrade to a KTM350 after much thought and debate. I've owned this bike for approximately 4 years, bought it from the original owner. It has a Baja Designs street legal kit with horn, mirror, high low headlight, brake light switches, street gearing, and a Trail Tech speedometer / odometer setup. This bike has been absolutely, 100%, bulletproof and reliable. I would guess the bike has 4,000 miles, 3,000 put on by me over 7 or 8 weekends of riding. This is a great RV bike to run to the store and putt around, a great easy learner bike, or a bike I'd ride without hesitation today as far as my butt will allow.
I don't really ride dirt around town, but twice a year I take adventure vacations on 2 wheels. So this bike has been to Big Bend a few times, and central Mexico 3 times. She has never failed to start, has had only one flat tire (caught on film) in 4 years (has almost new knobbies at the moment) and everything needed to keep it going ($20 ebay battery, inexpensive drive chain, air filters) all are cheap and easy to find.
I have upgraded the bike with an aftermarket pipe and matching jet kit. I also put a seriously smaller sprocket on the rear. And a skid plate from BBR. This allows for a 75 MPH top speed and a comfortable 60 MPH freeway cruise speed. I have led a few trip to Mexico on this bike, leading 30 guys on all sorts of go fast machines, and have always felt I had a serious edge in the dirt. Easy handling, light weight, 60+ MPH fuel mileage, and zero mechanical issues. The only thing that needs regular attention is the brake light bulb tends to burn out when riding on really rocky terrain. A $2 fix.
I have current tags, registration, inspection, and clear blue Texas title in my name. I ask for cash deposit before test rides ( I have dirt and street at my property). Machine abusers will be tackled with full force to protect my property, LOL. No scammers or lowballers. I will transfer the title to your name at the DMV as needed, or can leave it signed and open.
IF THE AD IS UP THE BIKE IS STILL FOR SALE
Thanks for looking, text anytime 24/7, calls 9am - midnight pls.
Peter (from Texas)
Selling my beloved minimalist adventure bike. I've decided to upgrade to a KTM350 after much thought and debate. I've owned this bike for approximately 4 years, bought it from the original owner. It has a Baja Designs street legal kit with horn, mirror, high low headlight, brake light switches, street gearing, and a Trail Tech speedometer / odometer setup. This bike has been absolutely, 100%, bulletproof and reliable. I would guess the bike has 4,000 miles, 3,000 put on by me over 7 or 8 weekends of riding. This is a great RV bike to run to the store and putt around, a great easy learner bike, or a bike I'd ride without hesitation today as far as my butt will allow.
I don't really ride dirt around town, but twice a year I take adventure vacations on 2 wheels. So this bike has been to Big Bend a few times, and central Mexico 3 times. She has never failed to start, has had only one flat tire (caught on film) in 4 years (has almost new knobbies at the moment) and everything needed to keep it going ($20 ebay battery, inexpensive drive chain, air filters) all are cheap and easy to find.
I have upgraded the bike with an aftermarket pipe and matching jet kit. I also put a seriously smaller sprocket on the rear. And a skid plate from BBR. This allows for a 75 MPH top speed and a comfortable 60 MPH freeway cruise speed. I have led a few trip to Mexico on this bike, leading 30 guys on all sorts of go fast machines, and have always felt I had a serious edge in the dirt. Easy handling, light weight, 60+ MPH fuel mileage, and zero mechanical issues. The only thing that needs regular attention is the brake light bulb tends to burn out when riding on really rocky terrain. A $2 fix.
I have current tags, registration, inspection, and clear blue Texas title in my name. I ask for cash deposit before test rides ( I have dirt and street at my property). Machine abusers will be tackled with full force to protect my property, LOL. No scammers or lowballers. I will transfer the title to your name at the DMV as needed, or can leave it signed and open.
IF THE AD IS UP THE BIKE IS STILL FOR SALE
Thanks for looking, text anytime 24/7, calls 9am - midnight pls.
Peter (from Texas)