Charlottetown, P.E.I., Canada — $3,900 BIN – 13,670mi If you’re in Canada and looking for a Japanese two-stroke 250, then this is your time in the sun. With a 250cc smoker available from Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki all available in the Great White North at this very moment, you have a few options. This…
Update 5.15.2013: Previously listed last September this Rothmans failed to sell with an opening bid of $7k. It’s back on eBay and has already reached reserve passing $5600 as of this writing. Good luck to buyers and seller, and thanks for the heads up Jared! Links updated. -dc I love me some 250cc two-stroke action…
For Sale: 1987 YAMAHA TZR 250 (2ME) Hot on the heels of this Japanese TZR-250 comes another one from the wilds of Canada. This bike currently resides in Michigan, where it enjoys a title affording it street bike status. While not a SP model, it is still worthy of a look. From the seller: Selling…
For Sale: 1990 Yamaha TZ-R 250 Here is another rare one that was pointed out to us by RSBFS reader and superfan Martin. We need to get this guy on our payroll as his tastes are just like ours! The seller has seemingly transcribed the TZ-R 250 Wikipedia entry into his advert, so settle in…
For Sale: 1988 Suzuki GSX-R 250 Here in the RSBFS corporate office, Christmas shenanigans are in full swing. Hey look Rem – I wrote up a gixxer! Sure, I had to go to the Land Down Under to find one, and it is “only” a 250 at that – but I finally beat Rem to…
Late 80’s Stroker Gem: 1987 Yamaha TZR250 Oh my, 1987 was when the race replica wars just started to heat up. For a scant few years the Japanese manufactures would win buyers with small cc bikes that featured trickle down GP technology that shined on the track. You can see the wave building in this…
Yes it’s been two weeks since the Miller SBK weekend, but we’ve got most of our media together now and will be begin publishing the details and stories. First up is the press release from Team Veloce Aprilia: World Superbike Event, Miller Motorsports 2010 Miller GTU Class May 30th 2010 Out of forty-three 600cc entries…
Ahh…the 80’s again, big changes in the motorcycle industry as bikes made quite a big advance in that 10 year span. I had Yamaha’s back in the 70’s and then a YSR50 which I bought in 1991 to cruise around my small town with other friends that had them. Back then for like $800 you could thrash…