This one falls into the rare, never ridden, survivor category. Yes, I believe everyone should have a 12 year old, 0 mileage bike in the garage 😉 1997 RS125 Honda on ebay Brand new and perfect condition. Never ridden. This is a clean, 0 Mile RS125. Model year is 1997. I had it race prepped…
Located in San Diego, California is an untitled 1991 Honda NSR250. This bike needs a battery and new rings for the rear cylinder (safe to say a whole new top end). This bike needs work and isn’t titled but it is priced fairly at $2,800. If you have mechanical and great people skills, this could…
Update: This bike is now on ebay as of 10.30.09 This may very well be the shortest post I’ve ever had because I can’t get any info on this bike. I’ve tried contacting the seller, but didn’t get a response. It is still posted on the WERA BBS Bikes for Sale as of 10.24.09,…
Here is a 2004 Honda RC51. What’s so special about a Honda you might say? Well, this is a not just a standard RC51 – it is a 2004 Honda RC51 Nicky Hayden Edition signed by its namesake. If you may recall, Nicky Hayden won the 2002 AMA Superbike Championship aboard a RC51 prior to…
Located in Los Angeles, is a 2004 (SP2) Honda RVT1000R with two original miles! Normally, I wont post RC51s–regardless of how much I like them–because they are quite prevalent but this one is quite special at two original miles. The bike has a new battery and a recent tune-up. The bike comes with the back…
Since becoming an author on RSBFS, I have become more interested in 2 strokes. I have always been a huge fan of the limited production 4 stroke race bikes, but I can see myself picking one of these up real soon. MC 21 on eBay with no reserve and a starting bid of $3200. With 12,584 miles on the clock this…
Located in Palo Alto, California is a 1996 Honda RVF400R NC35. This bike is in track condition but is titled and registered in California with an asking price of $3,000. This bike has been fully converted for track use: including, but not limited to, removal of the odometer, removal of all lights and key-less ignition. …
Although, I’m not sure this counts as a rare sport bike, it does make me appreciate 1985 HRC cutting edge technology. I also couldn’t help myself, but to chuckle a little bit and to think of those pioneering road racers who raced these beast. Take a close look at the pictures and look at the early “vented disc brakes”…