1987 Suzuki RG250 Gamma with 12,087 miles for sale on ebay. There are quite a few 2-stroke fans on RSBFS and although I am not too familiar with these machines, I do have an appreciation for them. The parallel-engined Suzuki RG250 is quite special in that it was the first mass-produced motorcycle with an aluminum…
1986 Suzuki GSX-R750 and 2005 Suzuki GSX-R750 limited editions for sale in Canada. While I’m the resident Bimota freak at RSBFS, I do have a soft spot for limited editions and homologation specials such as the Yamaha OW02 YZF-R7, the Honda RC30, and the Suzuki GSX-R750 Ltd and GSX-R750RKs. So when I came across this…
1993 Bimota DB2 for sale in San Diego asking for $11,000. Having posted several Bimota listings, I notice something quite interesting – the older DB2s tend to have a higher asking price than the newer DB4s. I don’t think the DB2 is particularly more desirable / collectible than the DB4, so I find it strange…
Now this gets me excited – a rare 1993 Ducati 900SS Superlight with 42,000 miles for sale in Sacramento. I have a preference for Ducati’s Supersport (over the Superbikes) as they make better “real world” street bikes with a good dose of old world charm and character from the air-cooled lump. Of the Supersports, the…
2000 MV Agusta F4 for sale in Houston – for chips (well, almost)! As mentioned previously in my MV Agusta F4 SPR post, I am a bit jaded with MV Agusta for churning out different paint jobs of pretty much the same bikes and calling them new models over the past few years (‘the new…
Bargain 1998 Ducati 900SS FE (Final Edition)! My first post on RSBFS was a 900SS FE and I have always liked the classic lines of the old air-cooled Supersports. For most people and for most street riding, these bikes are more than enough to get that stupid grin on your face without getting into too…
1994 VR1000 with only 120 miles is up for grabs on ebay. Now, before you all go waving your arms and shout: “Harley don’t make sport bikes!”, please read up on the VR1000 as listed on the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame website. Or check out another VR1000 listed on here previously. With that knowledge…
Although I am not quite as familiar with this as I am with Bimota, MV Agusta is another one of my favourite Italian brands (perhaps even more so than Ducati). MV had been quite disappointing in the past few years in that they were just churning different versions of the same bike with different paint…