For Sale: RSBFS Merchandise 25% off! Santa stopped by (well, he pulled a stoppie anyway) the corporate HQ of RSBFS recently, and in honor of the jolly fat man’s visit we are offering everything in the store at 25% off. If you’ve been holding out on your holiday shopping, now is the time to spread…
Times are good if you’ve been in the market for a RC30. Over the past few months we’ve seen three or four come up for sale and every one of them has been a keeper. This one is no different. It is low mile (12,997 of them) and it has been lovingly cared for by…
Ah, Christmas is in the air. Two stroke smoke is everywhere, and rare motorcycles abound. I love this time of year – possibly because the RSBFS corporate offices are located where we can ride year ’round – but also because of the great bikes that seem to bubble up to the surface late in the…
Location: Thomasville, GA Mileage: 1,877 Price: $9,800 BIN The RC51 is a well known Honda V-twin that is the last in the evolution of the RC line made famous by the introduction of the RC30. Granted the RC30 and RC45 have quite a bit more appeal to many buyers than the RC51,…
Located in the great state of Texas is a unique Italian machine found only occasionally on the pages of RSBFS. Moto Morini, one of the other Italian purveyors of V-twin sporting motorcycles, continues to be a rare breed in the United States. This 350 K2 machine – the most popular of the models imported –…
When you were a kid and had a jack in the box (the toy, not the fast food product), were you ever disappointed that all the clown did was pop out of the box and stare back at you? Well here is the big kid equivalent of that toy, only it comes with blue smoke…
This is a bad boy sportbike from another time. It is hard to believe that this bombshell dropped on U.S. shores 30 years ago! This bike still looks menacing and full of purpose and ready to tear up your favorite road. Credit legendary designer Hans Muth for the angles, and Suzuki for having the guts…
I know this is one of those selections that pure collectors (or those who wish they were) will scoff at. I know it was a mass produced bike but when was the last time you saw one this clean and original? This bike still seems pretty modern to me but then it’s actually 18 years…