Actually, less than you would think from the picture on their website, but yeah, they have a few of them on the floor and only the black 2012s. They're going out of business end of March. At this point, clearing out inventory. I guess the black R6 was not a great seller and that's what they've got left.Their inventory is wack. They have like a gazillion black r6's but none in any other color. lol.
Ahhhh, you gettin curious too? I am still not convinced I am ready, maybe this next Fall, just worried I will turn into a maniac.Hmm... Maybe I need to check their website for any leftover R1's... lol.
Kinda makes sense. Their location isn't great and they have way more space than they need.Being the curious George that I am, I called OCYamaha. And, yes- they have some really great deals rt now. They said they're moving/ downsizing- not completely closing.
Hey Mr. Moneybags, wanna buy me a second bike too? LOL Nice pick up! Do you mind mentioning what you got it for?OC Yamaha is officially closed for good as of this past Saturday...
That said, I pulled the trigger and got a great deal on a 2012 R1... (My first truly "new" bike with me being first owner on the title.) The dealer sensed my hesitation due to its size & weight. But, they were like, "We never give test rides, but we're closing anyways... So, just c'mon down & we'll let u test ride it." So I hopped on the train from LA and they picked me up at the station. Super nice guys (Devin, Jeff)...
My first impressions were, holy cow this is like my R6 on steroids. U don't really feel the weight except when cornering- ie I can't flick the R1 with my thighs, like I can the R6. But, the power more than makes up for it. Just have to really mark your entry & exit points accurately and mind the throttle. I'm going to street it for a while and after the tires are scrubbed in then take it for a maiden voyage up ACH. Will have more feedback then...
In the meantime.