Forget Something In 1986? Zero Mile 1986 Suzuki GSXR750R Limited
Don’t blame me for being a tease, this left over from the 80’s was found by my Aussie apprentice Chris (yes, that means it is in Australia). All of us can appreciated a sweet left over like this and dream a little though. Chris says only 10 were imported to Australia back in they day making it an extremely rare item down under. I can’t say I’ve even seen a zero mile Limited for sale here in the states.
Anyone booking a ticket or looking at shipping rates yet?
I want to meet the guy that has had this thing for all these years and hasn’t ridden it at least once. Picture a perfect cool and sunny spring day and this thing sitting in the garage and just walking by it. The only way I could pull it off is if I had purchased two of them. One to ride, one to stare at.
I’m probably a little off on my numbers but I want to say the dry clutch alone on these has been selling for $2,500 to $3,000.
As you would expect, the seller is asking the moon for you to remedy your mistake of not buying one in 1986. He is asking $30,000 OBO. It is a straight classified ad though and not not an auction. If you’ve got the coin and the desire click here.
Ian
I’ll take it for $15,000 to my door..
calling George Barber to get this to the Museum….STAT!
I have lusted after one of these since Nick Ienatsch featured his bike in Motorcyclist many years ago. I had a “regular” red/black ’86 GSX-R 750 as my daily rider in college, which I still regret selling. It is like bumping into an old girlfriend that has aged really, really well.
I have a friend with one of these. Very low miles around 900 everything original including tires. He picked it for way less than 30k around 14k I think. Cool bikes some very trick parts for day. He rides it occasionally along with the rest of his collection. It’s due for it first service on a 86