2001 Yamaha Raptor 660R
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2001 Yamaha Raptor 660R
2001 Yamaha Raptor 660R. This machine is in excellent
condition. There are some scratches in the plastic and two different white
creases that are visible in the pictures. This machine is extremely fast and
runs like it is brand new. I have receipts from every single aftermarket item
that is on the machine and also complete service records. All original parts
and all paperwork (except paperwork containing my credit card numbers) come with the machine. The tires are almost brand new. I also have 13 different ATV magazines that feature the 2001 Raptor. Now to the important items. This machine has the following after market items:
Full CT Racing exhaust system. This includes the header pipe, slip on CT pipe, super trapp spark arrester, Pro flow air filter kit and jet kit. ($570). K&N
air filter and outer wear. GYT-R aluminum A-arm skid plate ($90), frame skid
plate ($85), rear swing arm skid plate ($170). The front grab bar ($163), and
heel guards ($119) are also from GYT-R. Front and rear Yamaha shock covers ($56), Yamaha valve stem caps ($16), UMI polished gas cap ($58), Polished handle bar clamp with lights ($50), polished throttle cover ($30), and polished master cylinder cover ($32). Renthal aluminum silver handle bars ($60), and Renthal medium compound grips ($15). AC Racing alloy Pro Peg nerf bars ($183), Holeshot front 21X7X10 front tires ($90), Holeshot rear 29X11X9 XCR tires ($140). PRM desert rear grab bar ($52). Additional jet kit needles ($27), and finally the heavy duty L&A Designs one way bearing kit ($248).This machine is pulling down just under 50 hp and is excellent for either full out racing or trail riding. Awsome in any kind of conditions, it has plenty of power for any application.
Asking $3500
condition. There are some scratches in the plastic and two different white
creases that are visible in the pictures. This machine is extremely fast and
runs like it is brand new. I have receipts from every single aftermarket item
that is on the machine and also complete service records. All original parts
and all paperwork (except paperwork containing my credit card numbers) come with the machine. The tires are almost brand new. I also have 13 different ATV magazines that feature the 2001 Raptor. Now to the important items. This machine has the following after market items:
Full CT Racing exhaust system. This includes the header pipe, slip on CT pipe, super trapp spark arrester, Pro flow air filter kit and jet kit. ($570). K&N
air filter and outer wear. GYT-R aluminum A-arm skid plate ($90), frame skid
plate ($85), rear swing arm skid plate ($170). The front grab bar ($163), and
heel guards ($119) are also from GYT-R. Front and rear Yamaha shock covers ($56), Yamaha valve stem caps ($16), UMI polished gas cap ($58), Polished handle bar clamp with lights ($50), polished throttle cover ($30), and polished master cylinder cover ($32). Renthal aluminum silver handle bars ($60), and Renthal medium compound grips ($15). AC Racing alloy Pro Peg nerf bars ($183), Holeshot front 21X7X10 front tires ($90), Holeshot rear 29X11X9 XCR tires ($140). PRM desert rear grab bar ($52). Additional jet kit needles ($27), and finally the heavy duty L&A Designs one way bearing kit ($248).This machine is pulling down just under 50 hp and is excellent for either full out racing or trail riding. Awsome in any kind of conditions, it has plenty of power for any application.
Asking $3500
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Re: 2001 Yamaha Raptor 660R
I just remembered that I have pictures hosted on my car domain site. They are on page 4 and I will have close up pictures available tomorrow.
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/671236
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/671236
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Re: 2001 Yamaha Raptor 660R
I have alot of pictures that were taken today. Email me at z28smokin@charter.net if you would like to see them.
Thanks, Dan.
Thanks, Dan.
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