1986 Suzuki RG250 Gamma Walter Wolf
Miles: 22,000
2-stroke parallel twin
VIN: HK31A-106532
Asking: $6,750
Located: Seattle
SELLER
Limited-edition RG250 Gamma finished in the iconic Walter Wolf livery — one of the most recognizable Japanese GP-replica motorcycles of the 1980s. Lightweight, sharp-handling, and powered by Suzuki’s lively parallel-twin 2-stroke, the Gamma captures the raw character of the era in a compact and highly usable package.
This example presents in nice original condition and starts easily, runs strong, and rides well. A well-cared-for motorcycle with honest cosmetic wear consistent with age and use. Minor cracking is present on the right-side upper fairing and front fender.
Just landed, pending Customs release of MSC MEDUW3437961 – likely in-hand for weekend of August 22.
More info: https://sodo-moto.com
Highlights
• Genuine Walter Wolf edition
• Lightweight aluminum-frame chassis
• Classic Suzuki 2-stroke GP-replica styling
• Nice original-condition example
• Starts easily and rides excellent
• Increasingly collectible and difficult to find unmodified
Ownership & Support
Parts availability and technical support remain strong through enthusiast communities and suppliers including Webike Japan, CMSNL, Yahoo Auctions Japan, Croooober, and vintage Suzuki specialists worldwide.
RSBFS
The Walter Wolf edition is the one that gets people’s attention when a Gamma shows up for sale. Suzuki’s little 250cc parallel-twin two-stroke barely made it stateside, so most of us only know it from photos and import listings like this one. This looks to be an ’86, putting it in the power-valve era Suzuki called Automatic Exhaust Control. Tad went deep on that generation’s brakes, shock, and power delivery in his Think Small writeup if you want the full mechanical rundown.
Good luck to the buyer and seller!
Cool livery, and of course the whole Wolf GP story makes for pretty interesting reading. I could have bought several of these for next to nothing BITD. D’oh!