Location: Charlotte, North Carolina Mileage: 9,994 Price: Auction, $3,600 BIN Well, another clean CBR1000F has popped up (that’ll make two this week) and I just had to write this one up too. Again, very clean, low mileage and looks original. And as mentioned in the previous post, this bike wasn’t the edgiest machine available at…
Location: Dover, Florida Mileage: 15,642 Price: Auction, currently $2,025 The history of the GSX-R 1100 has been documented here on RSBFS quite a bit through postings of clean, early versions. The legendary, bullet-proof 1100 cc air-cooled motor. The brute power that overwhelmed the early chassis (essentially the same as the GSXR 750 when first introduced).…
Location: Alameda, California Mileage: 16,460 Price: Auction, BIN $3,499 How about a liter bike that weighs and handles like a 600? Hasn’t the goal with the sportbike always been to create the lightest and most powerful package you can? Power to weight. That’s where all the secrets lie. Well, the CBR 900RR was Honda’s effort…
Location: Adell, Wisconsin Mileage: 28,500 Price: Auction, BIN $2,650 Nope, this isn’t the famed ZX-7R (posted earlier this week on RSBFS by Andrew) for sale in this auction. This is the factory non-homolgated ZX-7 that Kawasaki produced in 1993. So why is it being posted on RSBFS? Well, while the ZX-7R is a special machine,…
Location: Alpharetta, Georgia Mileage: 10,530 Price: Auction, starting at $3,999 The 400 cc bike has never really achieved mass market appeal here in the US. I’m sure there are plenty of reasons, but the one I’ve always heard the most is Americans don’t like small bikes. You need 600 cc’s at a minimum to get…
Location: Minnetonka, Minnesota Mileage: 4,985 Price: Auction, BIN $3,400 Here we have a clean, non-modified 1993 Yamaha FZR 600. And it’s only racked up 4,985 miles to date. Many may say that a ’93 FZR 600 is not be that rare of a bike. But one with low mileage and this clean does not come…
To me this is one very special bike, why you may ask. Is it because only 290 of these bikes were made? Nope. Is it because they were homologation bikes for AMA racing? Nope. It is because I am lucky enough to own one of these beauties. My wife insists I keep it in the…