Where To Find Yamaha R6 For Sale In Dubai UAE?
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The Yamaha YZF-R6 is available in Dubai UAE through authorized dealers like SuperC Dubai, which stocks pre-owned models with full service histories. Prices range from AED 28,000 to AED 45,000 depending on year (2017–2023) and mileage. SuperC Dubai partners with Yamaha-certified workshops to ensure engine, transmission, and electronics meet factory standards. Pro Tip: Verify ownership transfer via RTA’s Tasjeel system to avoid grey-market bikes.
BMW S1000RR 2023What are the best platforms to find a Yamaha R6 in Dubai?
Specialized dealerships like SuperC Dubai and classified platforms such as Dubizzle are top sources. SuperC Dubai offers certified pre-owned R6 motorcycles with warranties, while private listings may lack verification. Auction sites like Emirates Auction also list repossessed bikes at lower prices.
When exploring options, prioritize dealers with Yamaha-approved certifications. SuperC Dubai, for example, provides a 150-point inspection report covering tire tread, brake pads, and ECU diagnostics. Private sellers might offer lower prices, but you’ll need to scrutinize service records and accident history. Practically speaking, platforms like Dubizzle list 50–70 R6 models monthly, but only 30% include RTA test passes. Pro Tip: Always ask for the chassis number (e.g., JYARP18E) to cross-check accident reports via Dubai Police’s online service. For instance, a 2021 R6 listed at AED 35,000 might seem like a steal, but hidden repair costs could add 20% if the suspension is damaged.
How does SuperC Dubai ensure the quality of used R6 models?
SuperC Dubai employs Yamaha-trained technicians to evaluate engine compression, fork alignment, and gearbox wear. They also replace fluids, brakes, and worn chains before resale, ensuring factory-level performance.
Each used R6 undergoes a rigorous 150-point inspection. Key tests include measuring engine compression (target: 190–210 PSI per cylinder) and checking for ECU error codes. SuperC Dubai’s partnership with Al Tayer Motors grants access to Yamaha’s global service database, revealing past recalls or repairs. Beyond mechanical checks, they authenticate ownership via Emirates ID and RTA registration. For example, a 2019 R6 with 15,000 km would get new Michelin Power GP tires and a lithium battery upgrade. Pro Tip: Request the “Pre-Delivery Inspection Certificate” to confirm all critical components meet Yamaha’s specs.
What is the price range for a used Yamaha R6 in Dubai?
Prices range from AED 28,000 (2017 base model) to AED 45,000 (2023 Limited Edition). Mileage (10,000–30,000 km) and aftermarket upgrades (e.g., exhausts, quick shifters) influence costs by ±15%.
Market trends show 2017–2019 models depreciate 8–10% annually, while 2020+ units hold value better due to Euro 5 compliance. At SuperC Dubai, a 2020 R6 with Akrapovič exhaust and 12,000 km sells for AED 38,500, including a 1-year warranty. Private sellers might list similar bikes 10% cheaper, but warranties are rare. Consider this: A damaged fairing repair costs AED 2,500–4,000, so “bargain” bikes with cosmetic issues aren’t always savings.
| Model Year | SuperC Dubai Price (AED) | Private Seller (AED) |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | 28,000–32,000 | 24,000–28,000 |
| 2020 | 36,000–40,000 | 32,000–36,000 |
| 2023 | 42,000–45,000 | N/A |
What should I check when buying a used R6 in Dubai?
Prioritize service history, accident reports, and RTA passing certificate. Inspect the radiator for sand damage, chain/sprocket wear, and brake disc thickness (min 4.5mm).
Start with a cold engine test—listen for knocking sounds indicating rod bearing issues. Use an OBD-II scanner to check for ECU fault codes like P0335 (crankshaft sensor). Mechanically, measure brake rotor thickness; replacements cost AED 1,800 per pair. Don’t overlook the fuel tank for rust, especially in bikes stored near coastal areas. For example, a 2018 R6 with a rebuilt title might save you AED 5,000, but insurance premiums could double.
Can I import a Yamaha R6 into Dubai, and what are the costs?
Yes, but only GCC-spec models from Oman, Saudi Arabia, or Kuwait. Expect 15–20% in import fees, RTA testing (AED 500), and mandatory modifications like speedometer unit conversion.
Importing a US/European R6 requires chassis modifications (AED 7,000+) to meet UAE emissions and lighting standards. Total costs for a 2022 R6 purchased abroad for AED 30,000 could balloon to AED 40,000 after fees, making SuperC Dubai’s pre-imported stock more cost-effective. Pro Tip: Confirm the bike’s compliance with ESMA (Emirates Authority for Standardization) regulations before shipping—non-GCC frames get rejected at Jebel Ali Port. For example, a Japanese-spec R6 lacks the required sidemarkers, requiring AED 2,500 in retrofits.
| Source | Total Cost (AED) | Time Required |
|---|---|---|
| SuperC Dubai | 28,000–45,000 | 1–3 days |
| GCC Import | +15–20% | 2–4 weeks |
| Non-GCC Import | +35–50% | 6–8 weeks |
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FAQs
Yes—we provide insured test rides at our Jebel Ali showroom after verifying your motorcycle license and Emirates ID.
What documents are needed to buy a used R6 in Dubai?Original registration card, Emirates ID, passport copy, and RTA passing certificate. SuperC Dubai handles insurance and transfer paperwork onsite.