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Stolen red and white with a black tank 2005 Yamaha R6, taken in the AM of Oct 31 2013 from Hamilton mountain near Upper Wellington. Has 2 well used frame sliders as well as scratches on the right fairing and crankcase.

Took my bike in to get some new tires as well as my brake fluid flushed (after reading about the $20 special, figured why not?). Wicked service, everything done quick. Staff was friendly and answered all my questions. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a quality shop.

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Still have some stuff left.

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Updated list and posted on Kijiji.

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-motorcycles-motorcycle-parts-accessories-2005-R6-parts-for-sale-W0QQAdIdZ368664764

Still looking. God these things are hard to find -.-

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Looking for a 2005 R6 subframe. PM with your price please. Thanks.

Hello, I was charged with careless driving after falling over in the rain. Thread with more detailed story and such can be found here http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?146607-Sooo-wrecked-my-bike.-Need-some-help. After browsing the board a bit I found most people speak highly...

Well, that's cheaper than what I was expecting. I will definitely be needing some assistance, I just need to figure out how much I'm going to be spending on legal fees first. Really appreciate all the help you guys have given. I had no idea what to do about this.

Nope. I was doing the speed limit going around a blind corner and failed to avoid the foliage on the road. It was a very heavy, sudden downpour so the tree overhanging the lane dropped a nice surprise for me. The cop sounded skeptical, though I'm not sure why. He asked me "Where are the leaves...

Yup. Luckily I hit it arse first, so the fat absorbed the impact well.

It's a 2005 R6.

CruisnGrrl - The rear tire is what impacted the barrier first. Took a chunk out of the rim. mike.from.canmore - I dont really want to claim it. My rates will already be going up with the careless driving charge I was slapped with and they're high enough as is. I've sort of accepted I wont be...

I got caught in a random downpour on my way into work, and as I was going around a corner I noticed the rain had knocked down a branch from the trees a tad too late. Slipped out and slid into a cement barrier. Pain ensued.

I've never damaged something this bad in my life and I don't have a tremendous amount of mechanical knowledge. Is it even worth fixing? If not, what should I do with it?

Fortunate I stumbled upon this. Good to see you all again.