1989 Honda CBR Miles: 1,739 Second Owner $7,000 1989 Honda CBR for sale in GA Seller For sale 1989 Honda CBR 600. Bike is in good condition but needs carburetor cleaning and front brakes work. Engine turns. It just needs TLC $7000 RSBFS The subculture of rare sportbikes is full of enthusiasts and I love…
1987 Honda CBR 600 Hurricane Miles: 7,900 Clean Title $3,499 OBO Michigan 1987 Honda CBR for sale on ebay You are looking at an extremely rare Honda Hurricane CBR 600. If you know its history, please keep reading if not, you may want to look at a newer bike. It is no museum piece, but…
1993 Honda CBR 600 F2 Miles: 2,400 Clean Title $4,200 1993 Honda CBR 600 F2 for sale on ebay This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated, hopefully. SELLER 1993 cbr 600 f2 , was used to race but not beaten on, has some scuffs on plastics , not perfect but nice…
1997 Honda CBR600F3 Miles: 4,505 Clean Title Second Owner $6,500 OBO 1997 Honda CBR600F3 for sale on Ebay Seller This is likely the last 1997 Honda CBR 600F3 in existence in this condition and mileage. Not to mention the very rare and killer paint scheme. ONLY 4,500 miles (that is not a misprint.) For those…
This caught my attention while surfing Craigslist. This color scheme was my favorite from this year and model and looking back now, it still is. (No offense to the pink aficionados of the early 90s.) Cycle World did a write up about the CBR-600 F-2 stating, “Owners of the F2 report that it was a…
How about a Friday quickie that isn’t closed yet? Check out this wonderful Honda CBR 600 F3 in full-blown Smokin’ Joe’s livery! Not terrifically rare in base model formats, the one year only yellow/purple livery celebrates Honda’s CBR dominance in AMA racing, and includes a thoughtful nod to hall of famer and multi-time AMA Superbike…
The Honda CBR600 is a legendary motorcycle. Introduced as the Hurricane in some markets, the CBR600 was Honda’s answer to the middleweight sport bike conundrum. Long celebrated as a “do anything” type of motorcycle, the CBR600 was a mainstay in the showroom, in satisfied owners’ garages and in the winner’s circle of racetracks around the…
Racing at the highest levels is a game with very high stakes, and teams are willing to spend a fortune to eke out the smallest advantage over their competition. So if you’ve got a race series designed to showcase up-and-coming riders, how do you limit costs and make sure the playing field is relatively level…