Location: Hendersonville, Tennessee
Mileage: 32,000
Price: Auction, $2,950 BIN
The CBR900RR is a legendary sportbike. Outside of the GSX-R 750, you could argue that it’s the most important sportbike of the last 30 years. Much like the GSX-R, the 900RR changed the face of sportbikes instantly. Every other company was caught with their pants down.There is pre-CBR900RR and then everything after. Size and weight of a 600 and power of a liter bike. Nobody was even in the same universe.
Here’s the seller’s info-
1993 Honda CBR 900 RR. Great color scheme. clean original bike. ridden daily. Never wrecked. Good condition. Has a Corbin seat, includes original documents. See pics. one small crack in right side fairing about 3 inches long. ( has been glued). This bike has normal wear for a 20 yr old bike. Needs nothing but a rider.
Own a piece of history. This is my favorite bike of all time but I need money for a new house.
payment due in 7 days.
Buyer responsible for pick up or delivery.
And photos-
This bike is advertised as original and the seller highlights a small fairing crack that has been glued. It’s also described as never been down and includes a Corbin seat, which I’m guessing is an upgrade. Because the bike does have miles on it I think you would want to get as much maintenance history as possible. The bike also comes with original documents, which is a real bonus in my opinion.
Bottom line is this. For $2,950 or maybe less, you can own a true game changer in the sportbike world. The CBR900RR influenced everything that came after it. And I would say still has an impact today. To take this one home, make the jump!
-RN
I still love my inline Hondas . You can’t kill these things ! Two of my friends had them and beat the living daylights outta them …and they kept on tickin’ That’s a bargain right there for the taking !
I noticed that the 900RR is missing from the tail piece. Additionally, the muffler should be black. I miss mine that was built a couple of months earlier than this one…
Good call- seems to be a stock aluminum muffler from a ’96-’98 model. Also missing: the red/silver graphics from the upper fairing and center red “CBR” logo, and the two black plastic chain guard peices from the swingarm. Minor stuff and easily corrected.
Something weird with the VIN#. I have a ’93 like this, same paint scheme, but my Vin tag says build date of 8/92, but my VIN ends in 0735. Anywone know why this one would have an earlier build date, but a higher VIN number? Possibly not a US market bike originally? I have no idea, but the discrepancy just seems strange.
mine has a production date of 2/92 and is 710