Pro Setup 2004 636 4000.00 firm.. clean title in hand
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Selling my baby! this thing has zero miles on it ONLY circles...LOL… Honestly I am not sure of the mileage, when I bought it three years ago it had 2900 original miles from the second owner. I probably stunted it a couple times a week for the first 2 years, but maybe 10 times in the past year, so If I had to guess on stock mileage, it’s probably around 8-10k miles by now, maybe a lot less, I don’t know cause I changed the gauges about a year ago. I'll put the original gauges back on now that i know how to pull em apart... my stock one cracked but ill put the internals in a non-cracked one.

I bought it to build out and stunt, and any ATL rider can vouch how stout this bike is and how well it pulls on idle... I am going to take a break from the sport for a bit, may get a 2013 636 if I get back into it in the future... I know I could easily part this out and make 4500-5K... may consider trades for a stock liter bike just text me... I am not budging on the price.. the bike is paid for, and I know its worth every penny. I'll part it out before I come down on price. 804.677.5740 TEXT ONLY PLS!!





It has the following mods:
  • 07 front end, (forks, rotors, and front fender, with 04 rims)
  • hohey upper triple tree
  • magura 13MM HB
  • brembo 16MM front brake
  • RSC with bearing with the long arm mod and new clutch cable (buttery smooth)
  • GPR V4 with full warranty
  • Stock location key
  • racing 905 Steel upper stay
  • On-Point cage
  • custom Sub cage for high mount exhaust with sliders and knurled aluminum peg covers
  • On-point round 12 bar, barely scraped
  • Steel sub frame reinforcement bars
  • On-Point front axle sliders
  • heat taped air box
  • damage control products rad cage
  • Dual fans
  • exhaust and head wrap
  • hohey rear sets
  • hohey dual caliper bracket
  • big rotor kit
  • 4 piston footbrake
  • HEL Blue stainless steel lines all the way around (one per each caliper)
  • Custom powder coated blue front calipers
  • Blue X-ring chain (new this year)
  • Thrust Co. new front and rear sprocket (stock front 50 tooth rear)
  • High Mount Micron Exhaust (shortened)
  • Powder coated two tone rims (straight and wobble free)
  • extra rear rim with 99% brand new tire
  • Perfectly dented tank with added lip
  • vortex gas cap (doesn’t leak a drop in or out)
  • HT Moto Tank Pad
  • fresh paint full fairing bike
  • fresh oil change, and always changed the oil religiously at about 2-3K miles, with full synthetic, and flushed it once a year.
  • Semi-Fresh engine coolant
  • Fresh bleed on brakes with Motul fluid
  • Vortex flipped clip-ons
  • Shark fin on underside of swing arm to keep fingers intact
  • Hole in rear seat properly wrapped
  • front seat has a small rip in seat, but have a new cover ready to install.
  • Put a new fuel pump in the bike about a year ago and have cleaned the sock every time I pull the tank off
  • fresh NGK plugs
  • K&N Air Filter
  • KLEEN AIR Mod
  • tasty Nuts custom color bolt kit, and custom colored bolts all over the bike
  • dual mini brembo style brake fluid reservoirs
  • probably more but this is all I can think of right now... I'll edit it when I think of more
this bike will fire up and ride however far it is you need to take it... If I was keeping it the only thing I would start looking into is a fresh set of brake pads all the way around... front could use a new front tire in probably another 1000 miles or another 5 sessions. rear tire is in pretty good shape...

Engine is stellar! Everyone that has ever ridden this bike says it pulls harder on idle than any other bike they’ve ever ridden... I Think it’s because of the high mount causing extra back pressure, but not sure if it’s because of how well I have maintained it, or how minty fresh the bike was when I made it into a stunt bike...

it has headlight covers but a fog light mounted in the ram air hole, and rear tail lights... bike is 100% street legal, it is insured, and plated as well.

I had the mod on it where you can always start it no matter the gear, but when I tied the headlight into the wiring harness the bike now only starts in neutral.

I have removed the boxes with high/low beams and the start control box... it has a button to start it... shut it off with the key... No extra controls in your way to kick off

Frame, sub frame and swing arm all in great shape, no cracks, no dents, maybe a few scuffs and scrapes, frame inspected very often...

Like I said, bike is stellar! I didn’t spare a penny building it... Your probably getting 2-3K in stunt parts... The below pics are from last photo shoot, but basically still in same cond... Hit me up if you are interested...


















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Your title made me chuckle and I'm sure other people too... Clean bike, yes. Well built, looks to be. But everyone clams to have a "pro" setup... Lol... There are steel frames on here going for that price. But looks nices glws

Well when you live in the ATL... you get plenty of advise on the proper way to setup the bike, and any pro on here will agree, its a pro setup... The only other thing you could do, is go steel frame... This bike is built to be invincible! Many can claim it, but this one really is! LOL
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wish i had the $. i want a bike in ATL!!!


and PRO set up... CLEAN TITLE IN HAND. good luck buyin steel frame you can register as easy as this
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Matt is pro. He got sponsors.
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Bike looks great no doubt. Looks like you built it right. Any bike people like Boyd or Edub sit on becomes a pro bike just from ridier status...lol. Deffenatly be worth ever penny if it had a steel frame. Just because how bikes are selling right now. Market reflects value and it's low right now.

Why buy a steel frame when the one you have has been through it for years with no problems? I would think if it was gonna crack it would have by now... LOL ... If the market is low, then go try to buy any part for a 636? I could sell my mods and get what I am asking... this is a for sale thread... You buying? Or hating? LOL I am glad your making this thread humorous, i have been inked on!
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Bike looks great no doubt. Looks like you built it right. Any bike people like Boyd or Edub sit on becomes a pro bike just from ridier status...lol. Deffenatly be worth ever penny if it had a steel frame. Just because how bikes are selling right now. Market reflects value and it's low right now.

Damnit! i wasted all kinds of money then! cause the following people have ridden this bike:

JBLOX - Fulltime Pro!
Chad Cohran - XDL Competitor and proessional old man!
ROWDY - Guy who only needs a front wheel
Chris Carter - Who is dyeing right now cause he cant buy this from me
Aaron Twite - maybe youve heard of him
Boyd - Atleast i think he rode it once
Darrick Stafford - half the parts are off his bike
Jacob Bardwell - Won sickest trick at XDL who did the backflip and kep riding...

probably more people can vouch for this bike than I even know of... i was never stingy with the keys, cause I knew it was setup proper...
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Matt is pro. He got sponsors.

Why you mad? my Sponsors are gonna be mad... but maybe this is part of a large plot to get on a brand new 2013 636

Then again, maybe not
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Goody read this if you wish to keep your access to the clasifieds
http://stuntride.com/vbstunt/showthread.php?t=30593
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JBLOX - Fulltime SQUID!
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Why you mad? my Sponsors are gonna be mad... but maybe this is part of a large plot to get on a brand new 2013 636

Then again, maybe not

just trying to tell the dude whats up. You did alot of shows and got paid for them = pro right?
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just trying to tell the dude whats up. You did alot of shows and got paid for them = pro right?

technically, but I am a squid, with a bike that did the work for me... I just got to look cool when I rode it... I honestly didnt even know what I was doing, and glad i had a tinted screen... cause everyone woulda seen my eyes closed, and pulling levers.. Kinda like playing mortal Kombat.. just push a bunch of buttons...
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