2008 Suzuki GSX1300BK B-King Miles: 648 Second Owner Clean Title Listed Price: $14,500 Or Best Offer Listing Ends: Jan 11th, 2025 2008 Suzuki B-King for Sale on eBay at $14,500 Are your arms still attached to your body? Would you like to solve that particular problem? Have you always thought that the best way to…
2008 Suzuki B-KING GSX1300BK A cool aspect about the motorcycle industry is that it’s driven largely by enthusiasts. When you have a bunch of enthusiasts who are ready to hand over cash or take out loans to buy things they really don’t need, well that’s when you get things like the B-King. Something that…
This bike has SOLD! Released in 1996 and named after the sinister black SR-71 Cold War spy plane that pioneered stealth technology, today’s Featured Listing Honda CBR1100XX Super Blackbird was also designed to be very fast, and very black. Also occasionally red and silver. The bike’s top speed of 178.5mph stole the top-speed crown from…
Named for its technique of high speed dives hunting for ( Honda ) blackbirds, the Hayabusa was Suzuki’s bid for the limelight and production model speed records. This unrestricted example brings low miles and a rare stock appearance to a straightaway near you. 2000 Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa for sale on eBay First produced in 1999,…
No computers no launch control no ABS, just 1052cc’s of grunt fed by 4 carbs all wrapped up in bodywork that would make the dark knight drool. And with less than 9,000 miles since new, this 1992 Ninja ZX11 is a treat to behold. I know the ZX11 might not seem like a rare sportbike…
Here is a 1999 Suzuki Hayabusa, the first year of the big bike from the Hamamatsu Japan based manufacturer. Unlike the following year(s) models, the 1999 wasn’t restricted and with a top speed of over 300 kph was considered to be the fastest production motorcycle for nearly 10 years. While it was produced in large…
1999 Suzuki Hayabusa for sale on eBay US Its a given that every sportbike collector has a bike (or two) they regret not adding to their collection back when they were cheap to acquire. Typically these regrets are for bikes that introduced a new technology or reset the standards for a sportbike class. Also they…
Note: this photo is a stock photo, not a pic of the actual bike from the ebay auction Only one modern day motorcycle company has consistently focused on offering riders the potential of “ludicrous speed“; Kawasaki. From the GPZ of the mid 80’s to the Ninja/ZZR of the 90’s & early 2000’s to the modern…