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2001 KTM EXC 570---yes a 570 !!!! W/RevLoc clutch.
Street Licensed !!!! $3,100

As of July 2010 I think I've owned this bike about 1 1/2 years---and have rode it twice.
Seems silly to keep this bike around. It has a 570cc Thumper Racing big bore kit
and a RevLoc automatic clutch installed in it--I do not have the stock clutch. Both these mods were installed in the bike
when I bought it--so I have no further details on either. Other accessories include an LED tail/brake
light, skidplate and 3.4 gallon EXC gas tank, new seat cover, pretty new front tire and
Terra-Flex rear tire that is pretty worn, aftermarket coolant overflow tank, handguards
fairly new chain and sprockets, rotating wide foot pegs, cooling fan (not installed) and folding mirror.
These bikes came with kick and electric start--both tires are non DOT.
I do not know how the carb is jetted.
I also have no idea how many miles or how much time is on this bike.
I bought it from a dealer on consignment and he didn't have that info.
It has no speedometer.

It is extremeley well kept and looks very nice--you will not be dissapointed.
Scratch's are extremely minimal.
It has "NO" issures that I know of and needs nothing.
These bikes were not street legal from the factory but fortunately many slipped thru with a street
legal title----the equipment on the bike is not street legal---but the title is and that is no problem
here in Illinois---it might be in your state--you'll have to work that out if it is.

The day I bought the bike I greased the steering head bearings and swingarm.
I also made sure the the cam bearings and water pump seal had been upgraded to the newer style,
so I replaced all that stuff. That pretty well leaves this bike with no issues.
It runs and starts perfect.
I've had 2 of these--this is not the one that is on a ride report on my website.

These things are extremely powerful---make sure you really want all that power.

One piece blue aerostich riding suit size 44---$380---Sorry---Sold !!!!!
Pay-Pal is good---other payment methods fine also.
Very clean----no marks, tears, rips, wear marks, scratches---all zippers and velcro work as new.
I bought it used and just bought it to sell---I didn't ask how old it was or if it was custom modified or not.
Of course it has pads in the shoulders, elbows and knees---nothing in the back.
I have never worn it riding---I have only worn it to take this picture.
I am 5'11" tall----200lbs. with a 44 chest--36" waist---it fits me well but if I gained 15lbs. it wouldn't.
It's nice and snug--but not binding with not much at all under it---I wouldn't be able to be comfy in it
if I put a bunch of thick layering under it. If you are bigger than me I wouldn't buy it---but if you're a
little smaller I'd guess it would be perfect for you-----I won't take it back if it doesn't fit you.

BigDogs Pro---lead guitar rack system---$450
Pick up at my house only---it's heavy--I can carry it--but really shouldn't--when gigging I always asked for help.
I'm really guessing what I give for all this stuff new---it's been a while--I'm guessing $1,490--but it's used and maybe 12 years old ----not sure.
Sorry I'm old and don't remember stuff like I used to.
I've played lead guitar all my life and used this rig for many years on stage--and this rig shared the stage with many famous acts as our band opened
up with many good bands---the Dixie Chicks being my most memorable. I thought their lead guitar player was gonig to use it after he heard it.
Everything you need except speakers.

You can buy that KTM520EXC in the background too---but that's another story.

From Top To Bottom
ETA Power distribution panel with built in volt meter and pull out lights to light up the rack on a dark stage.
One switch powers everything up. And you can see BigDog has 124 volts in his sickle shed.

Alesis stereo power amp--200Watts mono bridged at 8 ohms-----100 watts per side stereo at 4 ohms.
It still has a $400 sticker on it.

Nady model 650 dual channel VHF wireless receiver--also have transmitter for guitar. Has 2 antennaes in back.

Digitech GSP7 Digital guitar pricessor and pre-amp.It's been so long since I used it I can't remember exactly all the effects in it--but I seem to recall
it has about 60 ?? factory pre-sets you can use to get most any sound you want and I'm sure it has reverb, Compression, chorus, flange, all kinds of distortions,
digital delays, equalizer, volume levels and I'm sure a lot more stuff I didn't use. Please don't nail me to the cross if I'm not 100% correct on what it does have.
You could go on-line and find all this out surely----typing what all it does might be very, very long. I did find a users manual on-line with a simple search.

My favorite thing--KORG DT-1 Pro digital tuner-------pro piece of equipment. It's inline with eveything and is usable at anytime.
I even wired a mute switch into the midi pedal so while you are playing you could simply tap the mute switch--tune your guitar---hit
the switch again and go back playing. I could tune my quitar very quickly between songs while the singer was yakking at the audience.
I think this thing alone was about $250.

Another favorite----a 9" tall rack drawer where I kept all my goodies----pics, strings, a couple of bottle slides, guitar tools, flashlight, my guitar strap
with attached nady transmitter, mic and holder to mic my speaker (does not come with it) all kinds of stuff.

The front and back has covers---and when you open up the back I have long speaker cables and wires to connect to the midi foot controller
and I extended the power cord so you won't have to pack an extension cord no matter what kind of stage your on.

The rack is 21" high and wide-------and 19" deep.

This midi controller completely controls the digitech guitar pre-amp and processor.
The little switch you see in the upper right hand corner mutes the amp so you can tune your guitar without making any noise.

The 9" tall rack drawer------so handy.

Just selling it cause I don't use it anymoremore---I have by no means quit playing--I'm playing in a classic rock band now with guys I've known for 20 year.
And I've bought gobs of equipment since using this. Never gained anything really---but lightened my load a lot.
I ran 2 speaker cabinets with it---both classic tweed cabinets by Peavy----a 4-10 cabinet and a 15" cabinet--they are not for sale.
As if it mean anything---it's had nothing but American strats and telecasters played thru it-------my guitars of choice.

If you buy it------I will demonstrate it all works and then it is yours. I make no guarantees--especially with such a bargain priced piece of equipment.
I will gladly spend some time with you to show you a few things but you'll have to learn for yourself all the fundamentals of the processor.