2004 Honda RVT1000R
Miles: 7,500
Clean Title
Bid at post: $8,000
BIN: $10,400
Auction ends: Tuesday, Aug 18
SELLER
2004 Honda RVT1000R RC-51 Nicky Hayden Model
7500 miles
An ‘expert description is hard for 20 yo bike
An enthusiast described it as a clean low mileage 7 out of 10 cosmetic.div>
An ‘expert description is hard for 20 yo bike
An enthusiast described it as a clean low mileage 7 out of 10 cosmetic.div>
Clean,Fast,Reliable ,Tires 80%
Extras rear pylon seat, owner manual, tail light, rear stand, clear shieldproduced by Honda in Japan. With only 7500 miles on the odometer, this model is sure to provide a thrilling and high-performance riding experience. It comes with a clean vehicle title
RSBFS
The seller admits up front that an “expert description is hard,” and honestly, we respect the honesty. Not everyone can write ad copy for a 20 year old superbike, that’s what we’re here for.
So let’s fill in a few blanks. This is a Nicky Hayden Edition RC51, built in 2004 to commemorate Hayden’s 2002 AMA Superbike title, the same year Honda’s V-twin was giving Ducati fits on track. Red, white, and silver livery, brushed aluminum frame and swingarm, and a race-style tach that still looks the part. This is the SP2 generation, updated with a taller windscreen, longer swingarm, and more power over the original SP1, changes Honda made at the request of its factory racers.
At 7,500 miles this one’s seen some road, but it’s far from tired. Recent comps have ranged from around $10,700 to $25,000 depending on mileage and condition, so where this one lands is anyone’s guess.
We’ve covered a Nicky Hayden edition before, a 3,047 mile example that was about as clean as they come. Worth a look if you want to see the other end of the mileage spectrum.
I have a feeling many of our readers could out-write this seller in their sleep. Anyone have seat time on an RC51? What’s the case for buying one in 2026?
Good luck to the buyer and seller!
