Located in Spokane, Washington is two 1987 Honda NSR250Rgs. One bike is titled and registered in Washington, runs great and only has some minor paint defects with 18,000Km (11,184mi). The other bike has a Japanese title and a rough body. The plated bike is advertised at $3,000 and the untitled one is $1,750. See the…
Located in the San Francisco Bay Area is a 1989 Honda NSR250R that has been sitting. Now, normally I wouldn’t post this bike, however, it is listed for only $1,500. The bike is a Japanese import with no title and therefore not street legal. The bike had a fresh top end in 2003 after the…
Located in Florida is an expansive collection for sale from a reader named Ozzie. See each individual bike below for what he currently has for sale, and if you’re interested his contact information can be found at the bottom. Yamaha TZR250 in black with an original 5,000kms (3,106mi), asking $7,500. Yamaha TZR250 in red/white with…
Gary’s 1996 Honda NSR250SP is our first ever featured listing. I’m especially proud to feature this particular bike as it is one of our favorite models on Rare Sport Bikes For Sale. And it is very special indeed with very low miles and no stories. Here is Gary’s description of his 96 NSR250 SP MC28…
Located in New York is a clean, and recently serviced, 1994 Honda NSR250. This bike has 250 miles on a top end rebuild and 18,500 total kilometers. This NSR has a HRC 030 card and stock card, Tyga exhaust, and an extra set of Repsol bodywork with tank. Bike is shown US registered and therefore…
Located in Mesa, Arizona is a titled and registered 1995 Honda NSR250R SP. This example has less than three hours on the engine after a complete rebuild; Also, it comes with a HRC 030 card (de-restricted). This looks to be a very clean, stock bike. See this good looking bike on Craigslist here. AG
Let me start by wishing all a happy fourth of July! Located in Mansfield, Ohio is a NSR250 & NSR50 both in good, track condition, but untitled. The NSR250 has RVF400 inverted forks, Tyga exhaust, and HRC front head upgrade. The plastics aren’t factory, but said to be in good condition. The NSR50 is in…
Update: This bike is mislabeled in the ad as an MC28, but is actually an MC21. Thanks for the heads up in the comments Mick! I know the blog has been going 2-stroke mad, but with so many exmaples coming out for sale can you blame us?! Check out the latest in this 1994 Honda…