2007 Honda CBR1000RR Repsol
Miles: 43
Bid at post: $29,000
Auction ends: Tomorrow
No Reserve
Straight from BaT
This 2007 Honda CBR1000RR is a Repsol Edition motorcycle with 43 miles and is finished in a black, red, orange, white, and metallic blue racing livery. The bike is powered by a 998cc inline-four paired with a six-speed transmission. Features include an aluminum twin-spar frame, a ram air intake, a four-into-two-into-one exhaust system, a Honda Multi-Action System (HMAS) cartridge fork, an electronic steering damper, an aluminum swingarm, triple disc brakes, 17″ alloy wheels, a full fairing, a clear windscreen, clip-on handlebars, a black vinyl solo seat, a removable passenger seat, and rear-set foot controls. The seller acquired the bike in 2023, and work in October 2024 included flushing the fuel system and changing the oil and the clutch, transmission, and brake fluids. This CBR1000RR is offered at no reserve with initial sales paperwork, an owner’s manual, an uninstalled Nicky Hayden commemorative tank decal and sponsor decals, Repsol and Nicky Hayden memorabilia, and a clean Montana title in the name of the seller’s LLC.
Listing Details
- Chassis: JH2SC57487M300658
- 43 Miles
- 998cc DOHC Inline-Four
- 4-Into-2-into-1 Exhaust System
- Six-Speed Transmission
- Black, Red, Orange, White, & Blue Livery
- HMAS Inverted Fork Unit
- Honda Electronic Steering Damper
- Pro-Link Monoshock & Linkage
- Triple Disc Brakes
- 17″ Enkei Alloy Wheels
- Solo Seat & Passenger Pillion
- Side Stand
- Initial Sales Documents
- Owner’s Manual
- Uninstalled Sponsor Stickers
- Uninstalled Nicky Hayden Tank Decal
- Nicky Hayden & Repsol Memorabilia
RSBFS
Though this bike is only 17 years young, it is already a hot collectable and dudes are drooling over it on BaT. We have seen 5 of these bikes grace our pages, as early as 2013.
Donn reviewed one in 2017 aptly reminding us, “Reviews of the CBR1000RR confirmed the solid feeling, and that the bike was composed at speed, almost deceptively fast. Integration and testing by factory riders and engineers are the usual reason, leaving not much to chance. After all, this sort of machine is generally found no more than ten feet from the showroom door. …. The MotoGP laurel on the tank is a small tribute to a hardworking and humble champion, who wore his dad’s racing number 69, and was bicycling for fitness ( after a morning run ! ) in the middle of the WSBK season…”
RSBFS reader JP commented on Donn’s post, “Original low mile Hayden 07s will be collectible. Best looking of the cbr1000s.” And then admits, “I have one with 285 miles on it. All stock.”
I hope you still have that beauty JP! It looks like you were correct.
Good luck to the buyer and seller!
