The 1993 Moto Guzzi Daytona 1000 is something special. It’s a rare and powerful V-twin sport bike that tips its hat to Moto Guzzi’s racing roots, which I have been devouring this week on the history page of the Moto Guzzi site. I’m impressed with the model’s style, and they didn’t make a ton of…
A day early for track day Tuesday, but who’s counting?! -dc The Aprilia RS250 represents one of the last prominent two-stroke motorcycles produced for public road use. In the early 2000s, emissions regulations became stricter, leading to the decline of two-stroke engines in street-legal motorcycles. The RS250 is a relic of that era, cherished by…
Update 9.6.2023: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc The Kawasaki KZ700 is a motorcycle of exceptional significance, particularly because of its unusually brief production period, lasting only one year in the early 1980s. This rarity is attributed to the U.S. tariffs imposed on motorcycles with engine displacements over 700cc during that…
Update 9.6.2023: This bike has SOLD! Congratulations to buyer and seller! -dc Presenting an extraordinary find: a 1983 Suzuki Katana 1100 available for sale on eBay from Bob Benyo. This remarkable bike serves as a nostalgic tribute to the cutting-edge technology of its time. With its spacecraft-like appearance and reliance on conventional engineering, the Katana…
Update 7.18.23: Brian has relisted his RGV250. Good luck to buyers and seller! And check out his Ducati 400SS as well! -dc For motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors, stumbling upon a well-preserved classic bike is akin to discovering a hidden treasure. In the world of two-wheeled wonders, the 1988 Suzuki RGV250 SP stands out as a…
Here’s a nicely preserved BoxerCup Replika with a mere 4k miles showing! I saw one of these recently at a bike show and it struck me how much smaller it appears today compared to my initial impressions when I was a younger rider. This looks downright civilized now and you see them with retrofitted OEM…
With just 976 miles showing on this mostly stock 97 SRAD, this is indeed a rare sight as most of these mass produced sportbikes have found their way through 26 years of teenage ownership, modification, abuse and worse. Opening bid is showing $7,500 with no takers yet. Somehow I suspect this will be sold offline…
Following Francisco’s RC45 is it’s predecessor, the legendary Honda RC30. Highly regarded among collectors due to its exceptional engineering and advanced technical features. It was introduced in 1987 as a homologation special, designed for the World Superbike Championship. Its V4 engine with gear-driven cams, aluminum twin-spar frame, and single-sided swingarm are just a few of…