No Reserve: 2001 Suzuki TL1000R

2001 Suzuki TL1000R
Miles: 2,800
Clean FL Title
Located in FL
Bid at post: $4,250
Auction ends in 2 days
No Reserve

Straight from BaT
This 2001 Suzuki TL1000R remained with its previous owner for 22 years before it was acquired by the selling dealer in September 2025. Finished in blue, white, and black, the motorcycle is powered by a liquid-cooled 996ci DOHC V-twin paired with a six-speed transmission. Equipment includes Suzuki Ram Air Direct (SRAD) induction, electronic fuel injection, a dual-muffler exhaust system, an aluminum frame and braced aluminum swingarm, adjustable suspension, triple disc brakes, 17″ alloy wheels, a clear windscreen, black two-up seating, a removable tail cowl, and a side stand. Reported work in 2025 consisted of changing the oil, replacing the battery, and servicing the fuel injection. This TL1000R has 2,800 miles and is offered at no reserve with a clean Florida title.

Listing Details

• Chassis: JS1VT52A312101128
• 2,800 Miles
• Liquid-Cooled 996ci DOHC V-Twin
• Six-Speed Transmission
• Faired Blue, White, & Black Bodywork
• Aluminum Twin-Spar Frame
• White-Finished 17″ Three-Spoke Wheels
• Triple Disc Brakes
• Adjustable Suspension
• Steering Damper
• Mikuni Electronic Fuel Injection
• Dual-Muffler Exhaust System
• Clear Windscreen
• Clip-On Handlebars
• Black Two-Up Seating
• Side Stand

The one liter duc eater!
(Thanks MoonieGT for the great comment)

A clean, low-mile Suzuki TL1000R is up on auction right now on Bring a Trailer — and it’s No Reserve.

For anyone who forgot, the TL1000R was Suzuki’s late-90s superbike built to take on Ducati in World Superbike, powered by that big 996cc V-twin that sounds fantastic when it comes on the cam.

Many more photos on BaT along with a cold start video in the comments.

No Reserve always makes me want to jump in. I’m the same way with silent auctions. Not sure if I actually think I could win, or if it’s just the thrill of having some skin in the game.

Red contemplated this beauty over breakfast this morning, but it’s too far away and we’re deep in competitive ski season — so we’re adulting today. Hopefully some of you will be able to jump in and enjoy the adrenaline rush.

Good luck to the buyer and seller!