Location: Caledonia, Wisconsin Mileage: 4,521 Price: Auction Do you like uber-rare two stroke 500’s? Of course you do. If you didn’t you wouldn’t be reading this post. Well, here’s a chance to own one of the coolest of the breed and one of the most popular bikes here on RSBFS. The Yamaha RZ500…
Costa Mesa, CA – 4,180mi — $8,300 with Reserve You may be wondering what separates the 749R from the others. First off, the 90 degree L-Twin had been reworked with an increased bore and shortened stroke, allowing the engine to reach a higher rev. Titanium valves and connecting rods also help the engine achieve a…
Keep moving if you like them stock as this one is far from it. On the other hand, if your wish lists includes the majority of after market parts available for the VJ22, well then this might be your bike. The seller lists this as a 1989 model but if the swing arm is original this…
Location: Youngstown, Ohio Mileage: 17,000 Price: $2,500 BIN Here we have clean example of the first generation CBR600 from Honda. By 1990 Honda had unfortunately dropped the Hurricane name that came on previous 600’s, like my ’88 model. The Hurricane name is way cooler than the CBR designation and I keep waiting for…
A certain RSBFS superfan dubbed these tiny 2 strokes as “Chicken Chasers” and the name has stuck for us. While all of us wanted one of these when they were finally available here in the U.S., not being street legal made them a track day fantasy for most. If you’re not a dedicated track junkie,…
Englewood, CO – 7,102 miles – $20K opening bid It’s been a few minutes since the last time we saw an RC30 for sale here in the States, and this one comes to us from Colorado. In 1987, the VFR750R was only produced for the Japanese market and featured a restricted 77hp motor. 1,000 of…
Yep, she’s British, bright yellow, and a bit on the heavy side. Described as more hyper sports tourer than superbike, the Super III did get good reviews even if couldn’t really be compared to it’s competitors of the time. The Super III is an upgraded 900cc Daytona that is lighter, features better brakes, and somewhat…
I think for the most part we like em as close to stock as possible. Every now and then though someone will tinker with something just enough that you pause and think to yourself, ” hmm, that is what that bike needed”. I think we have such an example here. It is a very tastefully…