Simi Valley, CA – 8,000mi – @10,500 BIN We have had a nice little streak of two-strokes here on RSBFS and I am never one to mess with the streak. The Honda MC28 was the pinnacle of the NSR250’s as it was the last generation. It featured PGMIV technology as well as the Proarm swing…
Update 6.25.10: Now listed for $5500. This is a freshly re-built MC21 NSR finished in Repsol colors. Located in Allen, Texas is a 1993 Honda NSR250(R) that is titled and registered in Texas. The seller states that this bike has a completely re-built motor, new chain & sprocket, new rear tire and a large number…
This NSR isn’t titled but it looks to be a nice example in the U.S. This NSR250 is located in Bellmore, New York. 1993 was the last year for the MC21 range; being replaced in 1994 by the Pro-Arm equipped MC28. The seller states that everything works, and works well. As I said, this bike…
This particular example comes with a few caveats such as some light damage on the lower fairing, needs a new oil injection pump, and a price isn’t listed with the sale. But it does state that the mechanicals have been recently refreshed and it carries the all important title. Even more interesting is how they…
If grey-market Japanese two-strokes are your thing, head on over to check out this eBay listing for a clean 1994 Honda NSR250 SP in the classic Rothmans livery. It looks like the seller is unloading his entire collection that includes two more MC28s with different liveries and a pair of Suzuki RGV250s, both with Lucky…
Short days turn thoughts to a light winter project that might actually be completed by riding season. Re-commissioning a later NSR250R would have a substantial reward at the end of that rainbow. 1990 Honda NSR250R for sale on eBay Honda packed a multitude of updates into the 1990 MC21, though the little V-twin was stuck…
Pretty much the only way this Honda NSR250R could be more desirable would be for it to be in Rothmans colors. Honestly, I’m not even the biggest fan of race-replica schemes, but nobody does them like Honda, and the Repsol colors are a close second. But even in its “generic” colors, the MC28 version of…
When you mention “race replicas” the phrase tends to conjure up images of lurid colors and graphics freed from any need for subtlety or adherence to an aesthetically-pleasing color palette. Or is that just me? Maybe just me. Anyway, as much as I personally don’t tend to be a huge fan of them, there are…