Bruce Campbell's Tour for sale.

If you live in Australia and you want to buy a good used Scorpion I can highly recommend you look at Bruce's Tour. He is selling his. I have had a short ride on it and it is a very well sorted machine. Handles way better than mine. No problems with the gearbox of clutch.

Here is a short run down on the bike from Bruce….

LAMS approved. MuZ's use a Yamaha XTZ660 engine so parts and servicing are easy. Sale includes: Genuine fairing kit incl all brackets, mirrors etc. Upgraded headlight (TRX850) for fairing. Heated grips, Scottoiler, Front forks fitted with RaceTech Goldvalve emulators (tuned by Shock Treatment), Wilbers 641 series shock, Givi panniers, screen. Some spares and lots of info on CD. Mechanically A1. Recently serviced. Some minor cosmetic damage due to its age, but never dropped. This bike is fully sorted. Suspension has been tuned so that it’s comfortable but competent on all road surfaces, including dirt. It is not race-track hard. It is the most comfortable bike I've owned in the past 40 years - and I've owned a few. I've done 220,000km on 2 MuZ's in past 9 years. Its time for a change although I'm very nervous. Any new bike has some big boots to fill!

Location & Contacts
State New South Wales
Country Australia
Suburb Sydney
Post Code 2768
Phone (BH)02 9629 7624
Phone (BH Alt)02 9514 1882

By the way I get nothing money wise for posting this up. Just helping a mate out.

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