Location: Allentown, Pennsylvania Mileage: 11,705 Price: Auction, $3,800 BIN This bike really brings back the memories. I’ve written up a ZX750R before and I have to admit that I think they are stunning, especially in the red and black. All the sportbike worship during my college days comes back when I see one. The entire…
Location: Malibu, California Mileage: 26,000 Price: Auction, $2,750 BIN I know this bike is a little older that what we usually see on RSBFS, but I like it for two reasons. One, it’s clean and original for an ’83. Two, I think the Interceptor has an important history in the sportbike evolution that deserves recognition.…
Location: Newport Beach, California Mileage: 7,700 (approximate) Price: Auction, $5,000 current bid SOLD for $7300 Even though the US didn’t see many of the cool two-strokes that the rest of the world got, there was at least the Yamaha RZ 350. Introduced to the US in 1984 (costing $2,399 new), the bike was worked over…
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…
Our mailbox is bursting at the seams this week with Craigslist finds! Some of these we may have posted before or on our Facebook page, but archived listings often don’t have fresh contact info or prices. Take a look: From Victor, a 1987 Yamaha TZR250 in San Diego From R.G., this 2008 Ducati Monster TriColore…
Location: Saltville, Virginia Mileage: 33,000 Price: Auction, BIN $4,000 In the 1990 liter-bike world the CBR1000F (or Hurricane until Honda pulled the name) wasn’t the most aggressive model on the market. The GSX-R 1100 and FZR 1000 were more track focused, edgy machines. However, the CBR brought a lot of things to the table that…
Location: Winchester, Virginia Mileage: 31,143 Price: Auction, BIN $12,000 People have said many times that bikes pop up in bunches here at RSBFS and it seems to be true. Andrew posted a rare and interesting FZR 750R and I thought “wow, won’t see one of those again anytime soon.” Wrong. Here’s another one. Andrew’s post…
After spending the weekend at Indy and admiring this Wes Cooley that won one of the Cycle World classes, I went looking. Here is the bike that we spotted Peter Egan judging this weekend, and ended up winning it’s class. This 1979 model for sale on eBay has covered 20k+ miles but looks great, especially…