Sorry for all the two stroke madness, but when it rains it pours apparently! Here’s an MC21 Honda NSR250 SE For Sale in California on eBay with a buy-it-now of $7850: quote from seller’s listing: 1992 NSR250 MC21 SE DRY CLUTCH, V TWIN 250CC RARE CALIFORINA TITLED. AND REGISTERD FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS COMPLETLY…
Here’s another great legal two-stroker bike in L.A. on Craigslist, a 1985 RZ350 for $5900 (15k miles): quote from seller’s Craigslist ad: You can see by the pictures how clean this bike it, but you need to see it in person to really appreciate it. Not only does it look sweet, it hauls ass! 30mm…
First up is a 1986 Suzuki RG500 GAMMA for sale on Columbus, Ohio Craigslist for $10500 (20k miles): quote from the listing: 1986 RG500 Gamma, top end was done about 8000 miles ago, dyno’d at 98.x horsepower, Fox shock, Racetech gold valves, upgraded gsxr brakes, Katana front rim (17″x3″), GSF400 Bandit rear rim(17″x4″), induvidual filters,…
Yes you read that title correctly; this is a brand new, never titled motorcycle in New Hampshire! And it’s one of only about 1100 ever built. Check out this XN85 Turbo for sale on eBay: quote from seller’s listing: THIS ONE OF THE LAST KNOWN NEW ONES IN THE WORLD. WE BOUGHT IT FROM ELLSWORTH…
RG 500 Gamma’s don’t come available that often, but this one is on ebay. This has been ridden with 24,000 miles and is not stock, but is still very nice with modern, tasteful upgrades. Take a look at it and judge for yourself. 1986 Suzuki RG 500 Gamma on ebay but-it-now for $14,500 The owner…
Normally I’d give each of these their own spot, but I’m already behind that I’m attempting to catch up with a big batch post. And as I go through my inbox I have to apologize to a few of you for some great forwards that expired before I could post them. Thanks to all for…
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…
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”…