XJR1300

Saw this at the local dealer here in New Mexico. It was imported from Canada.

My oh my, what a stunner! If only we had them here in the US. :cry:

 

It never ceases to amaze me the number of bikes that you guys in the states dont have access to. I would have thought that a market the size of yours would ensure import of just about any model. I suppose I feel lucky that,for such a small market, Australia has such a diversity of models available. Cheers, Murray

 

You do realise that bike is NOWHERE near stock?

All the aftermarket bits would have cost about twice as much as the original bike 8O

 

You do realise that bike is NOWHERE near stock?

All the aftermarket bits would have cost about twice as much as the original bike 8O

 

me-no-likey!!!!!
and whats with that ity- bity rear sprocket?
does it go over 50 mph?

 

I was expecting higher than a 9,500 RPM redline.
So, what's involved in "grey marketing" one of these from Canada, can the bike be registered , or is this just a track bike ??

 

Sure wouldn't mind if the owner would let me borrow it for maybe a weekend :wink: ...

skillet

 

Iiii definatly agree with Skillet

 

This is what it should look like.

 

Looks good to me! Maybe I'll start looking north of the boarder for my next bike!

 

Beautiful work n money spent on this XJR1300. Looks like a 2010 bike. Thanks for the pictures Pjb

 

Sorry to burst bubbles, but we have never had the XJR 1300 offered in Canada. This one had to have come from Europe or Australia etc. If there were XJR 1300's sold in Canada, one would be at my house!

 

From the looks of things, ... it's spent some time being over at the right hand side of the tach.

Look how that Stainless has cooked in some of the bends and where they come together before the Silencer.

 

That pipe is made of titanium.

I was told with the mods and importing costs, there is almost $35,000 in it. 8O