The tried and true RSBFS fan favorite Yamaha RZ350! This is a wonderful example with very low original miles and near spotless condition to match. The owner details that it’s likely wearing original tires and spent much of it’s life in a collection. A couple small scratches are also noted but upon closer inspection you’d…
Once a North of the Border machine but legally imported in the 1980s, this 1981 Yamaha RD 350 LC bridged the gap between the air-cooled RD350/400 series and the 1984 RZ350 here in the US. Even though US-based riders saw only sporadic model releases until the RZ, the LC (as in “liquid cooled”) version was…
The colors on this one are all wrong. But below the fairing lies the real thing: a truly rare Yamaha FZR 750R aka the OW01. The price is modest with a BIN set at 8300 $ and having covered just 13.000 km. 1990 Yamaha FZR 750R (0W1) in Switzerland A few words from the seller:…
We’ve all been there, the motorcycle is the first thing she thinks needs to be sold when there is a project that needs funding. Unfortunately, we sometimes have to deal in reality and bite the bullet like this seller. I hope the kitchen looks nice because this is a sharp looking RZ. The depressing story:…
Currently located in The Netherlands, here is a second gen 750RR with approximately 12,763 miles. This is one of the more coveted “homologation” racers we see on RSBFS, although being in Europe might make it a bit more difficult for US-based investors. 1990 Yamaha FZR750RR OW01 for sale on eBay Like the vaunted Honda RC-30,…
Located in Japan is an ultra-rare (at least in the US) aluminum framed RZV500R. Like most bikes we see from this part of the world, some wear, tear and weathering are par for the course. Not listed as pristine, far from perfect and far, far away from state side smoker fans, this one will have…
RSBFS critics are wincing at this post I’m sure, but this bike is exactly like my first sportbike, same color and graphics. Though it was a mass produced sportbike, I hardly ever see them for sale like this. The seller states it’s all stock, but it has aftermarket signals and windscreen. He also states it’s…
While we don’t post many bikes that need this much work, the FZR400 is a cult favorite around here. As the seller states, it’s mostly cosmetic so you can ride it as you bring it back to life. With the obvious safety wiring, it’s probably lived at the track previously but that doesn’t necessarily mean…